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03 - Fisika 3 - Biaxial Bending
03 - Fisika 3 - Biaxial Bending
P
Q
Bi-axial bending = Bending in two
perpendicular directions
Y
P P
Q
Q X
Y Y
P
- - + -
A B - A B
C D +
X
+ C D
Q X
+ + + -
σ(P) + -
σ(Q)
=
Y
+ -A -B -
X
C D σ(P+Q)
++ -
Bending in two perpendicular
directions
P
Y X
Y
P sinθ θ P
θ
P cosθ
θ P X
Y
P cosθ P cosθ
+ =
Psinθ X
P sinθ
z z
z
+ =
x z z z x
z z
z
z z z
Bending in two perpendicular
directions simply supported Y beam Y
M X . y M Y .x P
- - + -
IX IY A B - A B
M P . y M Q . x
D +
+ X Q X
P Q C
+
C D
-
IX IY + +
σ(P) Y + -
A σ(Q)
=
B + -A B
--
C X
D σ(P+Q) C D
++ -
Location of neutral axis of bending in two
perpendicular directions
M X . y M Y .x
IX IY
MX= moment about X-axis – due to P cosθ
MY= moment about Y-axis – due to P sinθ
MX = M cosθ
MY = M sinθ
Y
Then: θ P
M x . y M Y .x
E
X
IX IY α
NA
At neutral axis σ = 0
Thus, the Neutral Axis equation:
M x.y M Y .x
0
IX IY
Practice problems #1
P Y Y
K L
X A cantilever AB with loading
A B X
C arrangement and cross
Z 18
R section as shown in Figure 2.
Q cm
P=430 kg, Q=430 kg, and
M N
2.00 1.00 12 cm R=300 kg
meter meter Cross section
Figure 2 at A
P=10 kN
Q=8 kN
D X
A B
0.50 m 140 mm
C
60 mm
Figure 3
P2=2 kN P3=10 kN Q
50
Determine:
• Normal stresses and its diagrams at section A due to P1,
P2 dan P3
• The magnitude of normal stresses at points P, Q, R and S
at section A