Tutorial 7
Tutorial 7
Tutorial 7
1. The sections of the beam shown in Fig. 1 are 4. A trapezoidal beam section has depth
subjected to a positive bending moment of d, the top width b and bottom width
20 kN.m. Determine (i) the neutral axis and as b. Determine the value of if
the moment of inertia of the cross-section, the ratio of maximum stress at top to
(ii) the stresses in extreme fibers, (iii) the bottom is 1.5.
resultant compressive force above neutral
5. A steel beam in the shape of T has
axis, (iv) the resultant tensile force below
been strengthened by securing
neutral axis, and (v) the lever arm of the
bolting to it the two oak timbers
couple.
shown in Fig. 4. The modules of
elasticity is 12.5 GPa for the wood
100 mm 150 mm
and 200 GPa for the steel. Draw the
20 mm50 mm bending stress diagram of the beam
125 mm due to positive bending moment 50
20 mm kNm.
80 mm 6. A rectangular beam (b = 60 mm, d =
125 mm 120 mm) is made of a plastic for
Fig. 1 which the modules of elasticity in
tension is one-half of its value in
2. A solid steel beam (Fig. 2) was loaded in
compression. Determine the
laboratory in pure bending about a horizontal
maximum tensile and compressive
neutral axis. Strain measurements showed
stress due to moment of 5 kN.m.
that the top fibers contracted 0.0003 m/m
longitudinally, the bottom fibers elongated 7. A rectangular beam (b = 100 mm, d =
0.0006 m/m longitudinally. Determine the 180 mm) is made of an alloy for
total normal force which acted on the shaded which the stress-strain relationship,
area indicated in the figure. E = 200 GPa. in both tension and compression
may be represented by the relation
3. A portion of the square bar is removed by
= k3. Determine the maximum
milling as shown in Fig. 3. Determine the
stress due to moment of 60 kN.m.
ratio h/h0 for which the section has the
maximum moment carrying capacity about
its horizontal neutral axis.
200 mm
20 mm
h0
h
75 mm
450 mm 300 mm
100 mm h
h0
100 mm
20 mm
75 mm
Fig. 5