|(a) Square Beam AB having the circular hollow cross-section as shown in Figure Q4a and it is loaded as shown in in Figure Qlb. If the beam material density is 8500kg/m'. i) Draw the freebody diagram for the beam for the beam i1) Obtain the equations for shear force in each segment of the beam i) Draw the shear force diagram iv) Obtain the equations for bending moment develop for each segment of the beam v) Draw the bending moment diagram for the beam vi) Calculate the maximum bending stress developed. (g-9.81m's") 15cm 20cm 20cm Figure Qla 3kNm A B 3m 2m

|(a) Square Beam AB having the circular hollow cross-section as shown in Figure Q4a and it is loaded as shown in in Figure Qlb. If the beam material density is 8500kg/m'. i) Draw the freebody diagram for the beam for the beam i1) Obtain the equations for shear force in each segment of the beam i) Draw the shear force diagram iv) Obtain the equations for bending moment develop for each segment of the beam v) Draw the bending moment diagram for the beam vi) Calculate the maximum bending stress developed. (g-9.81m's") 15cm 20cm 20cm Figure Qla 3kNm A B 3m 2m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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