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... illustrative problems show in detail how principles are ap- plied . The explanations are complete - nothing is taken for granted . Throughout , the equation or principle to be applied is stated at the left- hand side of the page . In ...
... illustrative problems show in detail how principles are ap- plied . The explanations are complete - nothing is taken for granted . Throughout , the equation or principle to be applied is stated at the left- hand side of the page . In ...
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... illustrative problems show the method of recording re- sults , as well as some suggested modifications or shortcuts . ILLUSTRATIVE PROBLEMS 873. The continuous beam of constant cross section and material shown in Fig . 8-21 is perfectly ...
... illustrative problems show the method of recording re- sults , as well as some suggested modifications or shortcuts . ILLUSTRATIVE PROBLEMS 873. The continuous beam of constant cross section and material shown in Fig . 8-21 is perfectly ...
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... illustrative problems which follow , the values of the moments of inertia for geometric elements can be taken from the results of the problems in Art . A - 5 ; these are summarized in Table A - 1 . The properties of a geometric shape ...
... illustrative problems which follow , the values of the moments of inertia for geometric elements can be taken from the results of the problems in Art . A - 5 ; these are summarized in Table A - 1 . The properties of a geometric shape ...
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APPENDIX B TABLES | 2 |
Shearing Stress | 10 |
SIMPLE STRAIN | 26 |
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acting actual allowable angle applied assumed axial axis beam beam shown bending bolt carries caused centroid circle column compressive compressive stress compute concentrated concrete consider constant couple cross section deflection deformation determine developed diagram diameter direction distance effect elastic curve element equal equation equivalent expressed flexural stress force formula ft-lb given gives Hence horizontal ILLUSTRATIVE inertia joint lb/ft length limit load material maximum method midspan moments negative neutral axis normal obtain occurs plane plate positive Prob PROBLEMS produce R₁ radius reaction relation resisting respect resultant rivet segment shaft shearing stress shown in Fig shows simply slope Solution Solve span spring steel strain strength supported Table tangent tensile thickness torque torsional uniformly varies vertical wall yield zero ΕΙ