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

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Section Properties

The cross-sectional area of the post is

b

120 mm

a

A = (80 mm)(120 mm) = 9,600 mm 2

The moment of inertia of the cross-sectional area about the x centroidal

axis is

I

x

3

(120 mm)(80 mm)

= = 5.120 × 10 mm

12

6 4

80 mm

c

55 mm

Cross-sectional dimensions and

location of application of load.

z

x

P

d

30 mm

and the moment of inertia about the z centroidal axis is

I

z

3

(80 mm)(120 mm)

= = 11.52 × 10 mm

12

6 4

Since I z > I x for the coordinate axes shown, the x axis is termed the

weak axis and the z axis is termed the strong axis.

y

Equivalent Forces in the Post

The vertical load P = 70 kN applied 30 mm from the x axis and 55 mm

from the z axis is statically equivalent to an internal axial force F =

70 kN, an internal bending moment M x = 2.10 kN · m, and an internal

bending moment M z = 3.85 kN · m. The stresses created by each of

these will be considered in turn.

z

c

F = 70 kN

b

d

M z = 3.85 kN·m

a

M x = 2.10 kN·m

x

Axial Stress Due to F

The internal axial force F = 70 kN creates compressive normal stress

that is uniformly distributed over the entire cross section. The magnitude

of the stress is computed as

y

F = 70 kN

b

7.29 MPa

F (70 kN)(1,000 N/kN)

s axial = = = 7.29 MPa(C)

2

A 9,600 mm

c

d

a

x

Bending Stress Due to M x

The bending moment acting as shown about the x axis creates

compressive normal stress on side cd, and tensile normal stress on side

ab, of the post. The maximum bending stress occurs at a distance

z = ± 40 mm from the neutral axis (which is the x centroidal axis for

M x ). The maximum bending stress magnitude is

z

16.41 MPa

b

y

16.41 MPa

Mz x

(2.10 kN⋅ m)( ± 40mm)(1,000 N/kN)(1, 000 mm/m)

s bend = =

6 4

Ix

5.120 × 10 mm

=± 16.41 MPa

z

c

d

a

M x = 2.10 kN·m

x

Bending Stress Due to M z

The bending moment acting as shown about the z centroidal axis

creates compressive normal stress on side ad, and tensile normal

stress on side bc, of the post. The maximum bending stress occurs at a

637

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