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Timothy A. Philpot - Mechanics of materials _ an integrated learning system-John Wiley (2017)

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M

r i

O

A

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p8.83 The curved tee shape shown in Figure P8.83 is subjected

to a bending moment M = 2,700 N ⋅ m. The dimensions of the cross

section are b 1 = 15 mm, d 1 = 70 mm, b 2 = 50 mm, and d 2 = 20 mm.

The radial distance from the center of curvature, O, to A is r i =

85 mm. Determine

(a) the radial distance from O to the neutral axis.

(b) the stresses at points A and B.

d

M

O

FIGURE p8.80

M

r i

A

M

r i

b 2

A

d 2

p8.81 Determine the stresses acting at points A and B for the

curved solid rod shown in Figure P8.81. The diameter of the curved

solid rod shown in Figure P8.81 d = 0.875 in. The inner radius of

the bend in the rod is r i = 1.5 in. A load P = 90 lb is applied at a

distance a = 5 in. from the center of curvature, O. Determine the

stresses acting at points A and B.

B

FIGURE p8.83

B

b 1

d 1

B

d

A

B

A

r i

O

a

P

p8.84 The curved flanged shape shown in Figure P8.84/85 is

subjected to a bending moment M = 4,300 N ⋅ m. Dimensions of the

cross section are b 1 = 75 mm, d 1 = 15 mm, b 2 = 15 mm, d 2 = 55 mm,

b 3 = 35 mm, and d 3 = 15 mm. The radial distance from the center of

curvature, O, to A is r i = 175 mm. Determine the stresses at points

A and B.

FIGURE p8.81

a

P

B

b 2

b 3

d 3

d 2

p8.82 A solid circular rod of diameter d is bent into a semicircle

as shown in Figure P8.82. The radial distance to the centroid of

the rod is to be r c = 3d, and the curved rod is to support a load

P = 5,000 N. If the allowable stress must be limited to 135 MPa,

what is the smallest diameter d that may be used for the rod?

M

r i

A

M

r i

b 1

d 1

B

O

FIGURE p8.84/85

O

P

r i

A

O

r c

P

p8.85 The curved flanged shape shown in Figure P8.84/85 has

cross-sectional dimensions b 1 = 45 mm, d 1 = 9 mm, b 2 = 9 mm,

d 2 = 36 mm, b 3 = 18 mm, and d 3 = 9 mm. The radial distance from

the center of curvature, O, to A is r i = 140 mm. Determine

d

FIGURE p8.82

(a) the radial distance r c − r n between the centroid and the neutral

axis.

(b) the largest value of M if the allowable normal stress is 250 MPa.

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