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    CON4331 Tutorial 7

    │TUTORIAL 7│

    1. A beam is simply supported and carries a uniformly distributed load of 26 kN/m over the entire
    span of the beam. If the beam has the following cross section, calculate the maximum shear stress
    induced in the following beam.

    26 kN/m

    A B 250 mm

    2m
    200 mm

    (Ans. 0.78 N/mm2)

    2. A hollow square box beam has the cross section as shown in the following figure. Calculate the
    maximum and minimum shear stresses induced in the webs of the beam due to a shear force V = 60
    kN. 20 mm

    20 mm 240 mm

    (Ans. τmax = 7.63 N/mm2 andτmin = 5.53 N/mm2 )

    3. A 2-m cantilever beam supports a point load of 15 kN at its free end. The cross section of the
    beam is shown in the following figure. Draw the distribution of shear stress diagram induced in the
    beam section under the maximum shear force .

    200 mm

    150 mm

    (Ans. τmax = 1 N/mm2)


    CON4331 Tutorial 7

    4. A beam is subjected to a shear force of 70 kN. If the beam has the following cross section,
    calculate the maximum and minimum shear stresses induced in the web of the beam.
    70 mm 10 mm 70 mm

    24 mm

    120 mm 120 mm 252 mm

    24 mm

    (Ans. τmax = 26.6 N/mm2,τmin = 22.2 N/mm2)

    5. A simply supported rectangular beam carries a point load P at midspan as shown in the following
    figure. The cross section has dimensions 150 mm x 200 mm. Calculate the maximum permissible
    value of the load P that the beam can carry if σallow = 7 MPa and τallow= 1 MPa.

    A B
    0.5 m 0.5 m

    (Ans. 28 kN)

    6. A simple beam has a span length of 14 m and supports a uniformly distributed load W. The
    beam section is shown in the following figure. Determine the maximum permissible load W that the
    beam can carry if τallow= 50 MPa.
    450 mm

    30mm

    x x
    1800 mm
    15 mm

    30mm

    (Ans. 173.8 kN/m)


    CON
    N4331 Tutoriial 7

    7. A sim
    mply suppoorted beam carries a uuniformly distributed
    d lo
    oad and a ppoint load as shown inn the
    followingg figures. Determine e the maximmum bend ding stressees induced in the beam
    m and draw w the
    distribution of shear stress diagrram inducedd in the beaam section under
    u maximum sheear force.
    the ma

    2
    (Ans. σ = 119.48 N/mm
    N )

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