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Engineering, 24.04.2021 01:00 Leonorareed5145

Consider a circular cross-section which experiences an internal torsional load T=17 Nm, an internal bending moment M_y=24 Nm, and an internal shear force V= 10 kN. All loads act in the directions shown in the figure below. The cross-section has a diameter, d=69 mm. Given these internal loads in the cross-section, calculate the stresses at point B.
Determine the normal stress, alphaB, and shear stress tauB, at point B in MPa.

ans: SigmaB = 0.7441, TauB = -28.7895
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