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Fig . 7 . 30 Beam simulation by assemblage . All bars of the 13 - bar assemblage
are 1 in . ? except for the corner bars , which are } in . ? ( Actual beam A = 11 in .
2 ) 7 . 8 / PROBLEMS OF ACTUAL BEAMS IN PURE BENDING OR ENFORCED
...
Fig . 7 . 30 Beam simulation by assemblage . All bars of the 13 - bar assemblage
are 1 in . ? except for the corner bars , which are } in . ? ( Actual beam A = 11 in .
2 ) 7 . 8 / PROBLEMS OF ACTUAL BEAMS IN PURE BENDING OR ENFORCED
...
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The material of the beam is elastic - perfectly plastic , with yield stress 00 . A .
When the extreme fiber stress ( the maximum stress ) just reaches o , find the
moments 1 . M , Y 2 . M , ' about the coordinate axes . B . When the beam is
essentially ...
The material of the beam is elastic - perfectly plastic , with yield stress 00 . A .
When the extreme fiber stress ( the maximum stress ) just reaches o , find the
moments 1 . M , Y 2 . M , ' about the coordinate axes . B . When the beam is
essentially ...
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Beam , as one - dimensional continuum , 331 overhanging , 334 at plastic limit
load , 348 – 352 propped cantilever , 342 sandwich , 356 simply supported , 331
slope , 332 statically determinate , 334 , 338 – 341 statically indeterminate , 334 ...
Beam , as one - dimensional continuum , 331 overhanging , 334 at plastic limit
load , 348 – 352 propped cantilever , 342 sandwich , 356 simply supported , 331
slope , 332 statically determinate , 334 , 338 – 341 statically indeterminate , 334 ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Introduction to Mechanics of Deformable Solids |
| Author | Daniel Charles Drucker |
| Publisher | McGraw-Hill, 1967 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 11 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 445 pages |
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