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MOM Lab Report of 19RAFIA

Rafia Umar submitted an I-beam report for her 4th semester Mom Lab course to Sir. Asim. She performed manual calculations to select an appropriate wide flange I-beam to carry the given load. Using SolidWorks, she modeled the selected I-beam with the applied load and boundary conditions. The analysis showed the moments are zero and the maximum deflection occurs at the beam's center. The minimum safety factor of 0.17 means the I-beam can safely carry the entire load specified in the case study.

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MOM Lab Report of 19RAFIA

Rafia Umar submitted an I-beam report for her 4th semester Mom Lab course to Sir. Asim. She performed manual calculations to select an appropriate wide flange I-beam to carry the given load. Using SolidWorks, she modeled the selected I-beam with the applied load and boundary conditions. The analysis showed the moments are zero and the maximum deflection occurs at the beam's center. The minimum safety factor of 0.17 means the I-beam can safely carry the entire load specified in the case study.

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NAME RAFIA UMAR

SMESTER 4TH

TITLE MOM LAB (I-BEAM) REPORT

SUBMITTED TO SIR.ASIM

“Institute of Quality & Technology Management”

University of The Punjab


CASE STUDY:

A steel beam is subject to a loading and has a cross section as shown


below, Design for an appropriate wide flange I-beam to carry the
load. Use classical equations and design software “SolidWorks” to
justify your working.

 First of all I have done all the manual calculations so that I can choose
a reasonable I beam for the study.
 All of the calculations are given here,
 From all the above calculations I have concluded that wide flange I beam
with S = 688 * 10^3 mm^3.
 After that written analysis I have made an I beam with specific
measurements taken from table.

 Here, is the isometric picture of


my I beam with fixture at one end and roller support at a specific distance.
 After that, material is applied on the beam.
 Unifrom Load at the distance of 1.8m.

Entities: 1 face(s)
Type: Apply normal force
Value: 145000 N
Force-2

Model Reference Properties


Name: 1023 Carbon Steel Sheet
 In the reaction of A and B vertical force (from calculations
(SS) )I have find out the
Model type: Linear Elastic Isotropic
Default failure criterion: Unknown
Yield strength: 282.685 N/mm^2
Tensile strength: 425 N/mm^2
Elastic modulus: 205000 N/mm^2
Poisson's ratio: 0.29
Mass density: 7.858 g/cm^3
Shear modulus: 80000 N/mm^2
Thermal expansion 1.2e-05 /Kelvin
coefficient:

values and apply at the edges in the I beam at solid works file.
 After that’s solid mesh is created.
Mesh type Solid Mesh
Mesher Used: Standard mesh
Automatic Transition: Off
Include Mesh Auto Loops: Off
Jacobian points 4 Points
Element Size 64.2163 mm
Tolerance 3.21081 mm
Mesh Quality Plot High

 From solidworks calculations moments are zero.

Selection Sum Y Sum Z Resultant


Units Sum X
set
Entire Model N.m 0 0 0 0

 After running the study results are here.

 Maximum deflection occurs at the centre of beam and zero at the edges of
beams.
FACTOR OF SAFETY:

Maximum factor of safety is 2143 and minimum is 0.17 and my whole I beam is at
the minimum value means it can carry the whole above load given in the case
study.
And from the overall analysis I can conclude that my selected I beam can carry the
load with best results.

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