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20 50
40 Dimensions in mm
40 Fig. 4
5. A T-beam is loaded as shown in Fig. 5.
90 Dimensions in mm From this beam isolate a segment 200 x
100 x 25 mm (shown by shaded portion).
Fig. 1 Draw the free body diagram of this
segment indicating the location,
2. A wooden box beam made up of 50 mm
magnitude and sense of resultant forces
thick boards, has the dimensions shown
due to bending and shear stresses. Check
in Fig. 2. If the beam transmits a shear
the equilibrium of the isolated segment.
of 3380 N, what should be the
longitudinal spacing of the nails
connecting (a) board A with boards B 1000 500 200
and C, (b) board D with boards B and C. 25
The shear carrying capacity of each nail 150
25
is 220 N. 100
A
200
100 kN
50
Dimensions in mm
B C 50 350
mm Fig. 5
D 50 6. Determine the location of the shear centre
for the sections shown in Fig. 6.
250 mm a b
Fig. 2 Fig. 3 B A
A D
3. The composite beam shown in Fig. 3 has a
been formed by bolting two I sections O O
e h
using 16 mm diameter bolt spaced t
longitudinally every 150 mm. If the
average allowable stress in the bolts is 75
E C F B
MPa, determine the largest permissible e
vertical shear. For the I section, A=3790 t = constant
mm2, depth == 157 mm, and Iz=17.23 x Fig. 6
106 mm4.