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The document contains various engineering problems related to structural analysis, including calculations of shear stress, bending stress, and load capacities for different beam configurations. It provides specific values for forces, dimensions, and material properties necessary for solving these problems. The problems involve T-section beams, timber beams, and I-section beams under various loading conditions.

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Assignment 5

The document contains various engineering problems related to structural analysis, including calculations of shear stress, bending stress, and load capacities for different beam configurations. It provides specific values for forces, dimensions, and material properties necessary for solving these problems. The problems involve T-section beams, timber beams, and I-section beams under various loading conditions.

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(a) 430 lb. (b) 1200 lb.in.

(a) 300 N. (b) 67.5 N.m.

(a) 40.0 kN. (b) 40.0 kN.m


7.13 MPa.

738 N.
Q.

(a) 920 kPa. (b) 765 kPa.

(b) h = 320 mm; b = 97.7 mm.


(a) h/4 from neutral axis. (b) 1.125.

(a) FA = 239 N (b) FB = 549 N


(a) 101.6 MPa. (b) 79.6 MPa.

Q. A 200 mm wide and 250 mm deep T- sectional beam has a web and flanges thickness of 50 mm. It is
subjected to a vertical shear force of 100 kN. Determine the shear stress at the junction of the web and
the flange. Also find the shear stress at the neutral axis.

Q. A simply supported timber beam 100 mm wide and 150 mm deep supports a uniformly distributed
load of intensity w kN/m length over a span of 2 m. If the safe stresses are 28 MPa in bending and 2 MPa
shear, calculate the safe intensity of the load which can be supported by the beam.

Q. An I-section simply supported beam of span 5 m has allowable compressive stress of 30 MPa,
allowable tensile stress of 42 MPa and allowable shear stress of 20 MPa. What value of UDL it can carry?

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