A cantilever beam 10 ft long carries a uniformlydistributed load of w= 100 lb/ft. The beam isconstructed from a 3-in.-wide by 8-in.-deepwood timber (1) that is reinforced on its uppersurface by a 3-in.-wide by 0.25-in.-thick alumi-num plate (2). The elastic modulus of the woodis E= 1,700 ksi, and the elastic modulus of thealuminum plate is E = 10,200 ksi. Determinethe maximum bending stresses produced intimber (1) and aluminum plate (2).100 lb/ft10 ftvid bsamCantilever beam with w = 100 lb/ft.(1)3 in.3 in.0.25 in.8 in.Cross-sectionaldimensions.

Given : Length of beam = 10 ft W = 100 lb/ft Width of wood timber = 3 inches Depth = 8 inches Size…

A cantilever beam 10 ft long carries a uniformly distributed load of w= 100 lb/ft. The beam i constructed from a 3-in.-wide by 8-in.-deep wood timber (1) that is reinforced on its upper surface by a 3-in.-wide by 0.25-in.-thick alumi- num plate (2). The elastic modulus of the 1700 ksi, and the elastic modulus of Wood

A cantilever beam 10 ft long carries a uniformly distributed load of w= 100 lb/ft. The beam i constructed from a 3-in.-wide by 8-in.-deep wood timber (1) that is reinforced on its upper surface by a 3-in.-wide by 0.25-in.-thick alumi- num plate (2). The elastic modulus of the 1700 ksi, and the elastic modulus of Wood

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