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Pyton Code For Beam Design

The document provides a Python code for designing a simple beam in structural engineering, encapsulated in a Beam class with properties such as length, load, width, and height. It includes methods to calculate maximum bending moment, shear force, section modulus, and maximum bending stress. The main function demonstrates example usage and allows for modification of parameters to analyze different beam configurations.

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Pyton Code For Beam Design

The document provides a Python code for designing a simple beam in structural engineering, encapsulated in a Beam class with properties such as length, load, width, and height. It includes methods to calculate maximum bending moment, shear force, section modulus, and maximum bending stress. The main function demonstrates example usage and allows for modification of parameters to analyze different beam configurations.

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Since you haven't specified what type of "bea" you want to design, I'll

assume you meant "beam" for structural engineering purposes. Here's a


basic Python code that calculates and designs a simple beam with common
parameters:
class Beam:
def __init__(self, length, load, width, height):
self.length = length # meters
self.load = load # kN/m
self.width = width # mm
self.height = height # mm

def calculate_max_moment(self):
# Calculate maximum bending moment (for uniformly distributed
load)
# M = (w * L^2) / 8
return (self.load * self.length ** 2) / 8

def calculate_max_shear(self):
# Calculate maximum shear force
# V = (w * L) / 2
return (self.load * self.length) / 2

def calculate_section_modulus(self):
# Calculate section modulus
# Z = (b * h^2) / 6
return (self.width * self.height ** 2) / 6

def calculate_max_stress(self):
# Calculate maximum bending stress
# σ = M / Z
moment = self.calculate_max_moment() * 1e6 # Convert kNm to
Nmm
section_modulus = self.calculate_section_modulus()
return moment / section_modulus

def main():
# Example usage
length = 6.0 # meters
load = 10.0 # kN/m
width = 300.0 # mm
height = 600.0 # mm

beam = Beam(length, load, width, height)

print(f"Beam Properties:")
print(f"Length: {beam.length} m")
print(f"Load: {beam.load} kN/m")
print(f"Cross-section: {beam.width}mm x {beam.height}mm")
print("\nCalculated Results:")
print(f"Maximum Moment: {beam.calculate_max_moment():.2f} kNm")
print(f"Maximum Shear: {beam.calculate_max_shear():.2f} kN")
print(f"Section Modulus: {beam.calculate_section_modulus():.2f}
mm³")
print(f"Maximum Stress: {beam.calculate_max_stress():.2f} N/mm²")

if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

This code:
1. Creates a Beam class with basic properties (length, load, width, height)
2. Includes methods to calculate:
o Maximum bending moment
o Maximum shear force
o Section modulus
o Maximum bending stress
3. Provides a main function with example usage
You can run this code and modify the parameters (length, load, width,
height) to analyze different beam configurations.
Would you like me to explain any specific part of the code or add additional
features like:
 Safety factor calculations
 Deflection analysis
 Different load types
 Material properties consideration

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