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    Stress Calculation For RHS

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    Stress Calculation For RHS

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    This document provides specifications for a rectangular beam, including its dimensions, applied loads, and requested structural properties to calculate. It defines the beam's external and internal sizes, thickness, applied uniform loads, length, and stress locations to determine the maximum bending moments and resulting bending stresses.

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    stress calculation for hollow section

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    Stress Calculation for RHS

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    This document provides specifications for a rectangular beam, including its dimensions, applied loads, and requested structural properties to calculate. It defines the beam's external and internal sizes, thickness, applied uniform loads, length, and stress locations to determine the maximum bending moments and resulting bending stresses.

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    Stress Calculation For RHS

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    Rishi Shiva
    This document provides specifications for a rectangular beam, including its dimensions, applied loads, and requested structural properties to calculate. It defines the beam's external and internal sizes, thickness, applied uniform loads, length, and stress locations to determine the maximum bending moments and resulting bending stresses.

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    Y

    Input B
    External Height, H = 40 mm
    External Width, B = 20 mm
    Thickness, t = 2 mm b
    Internal Height, h = 36 mm X
    h
    Internal Width, b = 16 mm t
    Gravity Load as UDL, Wy = 5 kN/m
    Lateral Load as UDL, Wx = 4 kN/m
    Length of the beam = 1000 mm
    Dist from CG to stress location, y' = 20 mm
    Dist from CG to stress location, x' = 10 mm x'
    Sectional Properties Result Y
    Cross sectional Area, A = 224 mm2 Maximum Bending Moment, Mx
    Area moment of Inertia, Ixx = 44458.67 mm4 Bending stress at y' from CG, σy
    Area moment of Inertia, Iyy = 14378.67 mm4
    Section Modulus, Zxx = 2222.933 mm3 Maximum Bending Moment, My
    Section Modulus, Zyy = 1437.867 mm3 Bending stress at x' from CG, σx
    Self-Weigth of the section, Ws = 0.001758 kN/m
    y'
    X
    H

    m Bending Moment, Mx = 0.625 kN-m


    tress at y' from CG, σy = 281258.9 kN/m2 (or)
    = 281 MPa
    m Bending Moment, My = 0.500 kN-m
    tress at x' from CG, σx = 347890.3 kN/m2 (or)
    = 348 MPa

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