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    This document discusses properties of flat surfaces and cross-sectional areas, including static moment, center of mass, and moment of inertia. Static moment is used to find the location of the center of mass and neutral line. Center of mass can be determined by dividing the static moment of the cross section. Moment of inertia considers stress working with static moment squared, and is the area multiplied by the distance from the center of mass squared. Examples are given of calculating these properties for basic and complex cross-sectional shapes.

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    This document discusses properties of flat surfaces and cross-sectional areas, including static moment, center of mass, and moment of inertia. Static moment is used to find the location of the center of mass and neutral line. Center of mass can be determined by dividing the static moment of the cross section. Moment of inertia considers stress working with static moment squared, and is the area multiplied by the distance from the center of mass squared. Examples are given of calculating these properties for basic and complex cross-sectional shapes.

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    Ultimate capacity of the materials and ability to know the material strength calculation.

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    This document discusses properties of flat surfaces and cross-sectional areas, including static moment, center of mass, and moment of inertia. Static moment is used to find the location of the center of mass and neutral line. Center of mass can be determined by dividing the static moment of the cross section. Moment of inertia considers stress working with static moment squared, and is the area multiplied by the distance from the center of mass squared. Examples are given of calculating these properties for basic and complex cross-sectional shapes.

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    By M. Firdaus, MT: WWW - Dauspoli.co - CC

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    This document discusses properties of flat surfaces and cross-sectional areas, including static moment, center of mass, and moment of inertia. Static moment is used to find the location of the center of mass and neutral line. Center of mass can be determined by dividing the static moment of the cross section. Moment of inertia considers stress working with static moment squared, and is the area multiplied by the distance from the center of mass squared. Examples are given of calculating these properties for basic and complex cross-sectional shapes.

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    M. Firdaus, MT

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    roperties Flat Surface
    1) Cross-sectional area / surface
    sectional area is calculated in accordance with section used
    2) Static Moment
    static moment of a piece that review is multiplied by the distance the
    center of gravity toward the area line was cut
      [ O Y
      [ O Y
    Static moments about the line cuts through the center of gravity is equal to
    zero (0)
    Static moments used for:
    È Finding the location of center of mass
    È Finding the location of the neutral line

    Examples of static moments of a few pieces :  r  O 


    r  hO Oh 

    r  h
     r  O 
    r  O Oh 

    r  h
     r  O 
    r  hO  Oh 
    
    r  h
    
     r  O 
    r  O  Oh 
    
    r  h
    

     r  O 
    r  O Oh
      O Y
     O  Oh
    Center of Mass (y,x,z)
    È Location of cross-sectional center of mass coincides
    with the location of the neutral line. Neutral line
    stress is zero when the cross-section produces
    moments
    È The center of mass can be determined by dividing
    the static moment of the cross section, formulated as
    follows : 
    r
    
    
    r
    
    È For a symmetrical formed, the center of mass
    on the intersection of the axis of symmetry.

    È Sectional shape which has a symmetry axis


    can be seen in several books of mechanics of
    materials or other civil engineering books

    È For a complex cross section can be divide into


    several sections symmetry
    È Example of cross-section which has a symmetry axis :
    È Examples of complex cross section :
    Moment of Inertia
    È At the center of mass calculation, working with linear static
    moment. In the calculation, stress is working with a moment
    of static squared. The moment inertia becomes I and area of
    span A multiplied by the square of the distance center of mass
    to the product in cm4
    È rices moment of inertia of some form of cross section
    (through the center of mass)
    È hen the moment of inertia of the center of
    mass has been known to the moment of
    inertia on the other axis can be easily
    determined :

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