Shear Stress Calcuation and Profile for I-beam Example - Mechanics of Materials
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- čas přidán 29. 12. 2012
- An example problem that goes into detail on calculating the shear stress at various points on an I-shaped cross section. In addition, the video explains how to draw the shear stress profile for a beam with an I-shaped cross-section.
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Thanks a lot for the video, I made an excel sheet for I-beams and it has a >95% accuracy when I checked it with abaqus. Really good explanation as well.
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Could you explain the forces to connect two I beams if they were stacked on top of each other to work as compound beams???
The only thing I could suggest would be that there are instances where the Max Shear does not occur at the the NA, maybe mention that. Great video though, thank you! Exam tomorrow :)
Would you please discuss shear stress distribution on a square beam with it's diagonal in vertical direction. ?
ask some clarifications. where you got that 250mm in the moment of inertia in NA?
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