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    This document provides instructions for solving 5 problems related to bending stresses in solid structures. Students are asked to calculate tensile and compressive stresses in cantilever and overhanging beams, bending stresses in a cast iron pipe, stresses and neutral axis location in a T-section beam under a bending moment, safe load on a simply supported I-section beam, and maximum stresses in a composite wood and steel beam.

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    This document provides instructions for solving 5 problems related to bending stresses in solid structures. Students are asked to calculate tensile and compressive stresses in cantilever and overhanging beams, bending stresses in a cast iron pipe, stresses and neutral axis location in a T-section beam under a bending moment, safe load on a simply supported I-section beam, and maximum stresses in a composite wood and steel beam.

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    This document provides instructions for solving 5 problems related to bending stresses in solid structures. Students are asked to calculate tensile and compressive stresses in cantilever and overhanging beams, bending stresses in a cast iron pipe, stresses and neutral axis location in a T-section beam under a bending moment, safe load on a simply supported I-section beam, and maximum stresses in a composite wood and steel beam.

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    THAPAR UNIVERSITY

    UES 010: SOLIDS AND STRUCTURES


    B.E. – Second Year Session: 2016-2017
    Tutorial Sheet No. 6 (Bending stresses)

    1. Find the maximum tensile and compressive stresses for the following cases:
    a) At the section of a cantilever at a distance of 3 m from the left end (Fig. 1)
    b) At the section a-a of an overhanging beam (Fig. 2)
    2. A cast iron pipe having a bore of 600 mm and wall thickness 40 mm is simply supported over a span
    of 4 m. Find the intensity of maximum bending stress when it is full of water. Density of cast iron = 70
    kN/m3 and density of water = 10 kN/m3
    3. Locate the neutral axis and calculate the value of IZZ for the T section as shown in Fig. 3. Determine
    stresses at top and bottom if the applied moment is 60kNm. (Assume tension at bottom)
    4. A CI beam of I section (Fig. 4) is simply supported over a span of 5 m. If the permissible stresses are
    80 N/mm2 in compression and 30 N/mm2 in tension, what UDL can be safely applied on the beam?
    5. A composite beam of wood is subjected to a bending moment of 120kNm (tension at bottom).
    Determine the maximum bending stresses in steel and wood. EST = 200GPa, and EWOOD=10GPa. Refer
    Fig.5.

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