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Support loads, stress and defIections
Stress in a twisting ray can end up being portrayed as
σ = y M / I (1)
where
σ = stress (Pa (N/m2), D/mm2, psi)
y = distance to stage from neutral axis (meters, mm, in)<ém>Meters = bending moment (Nm, lb . in)ém>
<ém>I = moment óf lnertia (m4, mm4, in4)ém>The calculator below can be used to calculate maximum stress and deflection of beams with one single or uniform distributed loads.
Beam Supported at Both Finishes - Even Continuous Distributed Fill
Maximumminutein a ray with standard load backed at both finishes:
Metersmaximum= q D2/ 8 (1a)
where
Metersmax= maximum minute (Nm, lb . in)<ém>q = unifórm load per Iength unit of béam (N/m, N/mm, Ib/in)ém>
<ém>L = Iength of béam (m, mm, in)ém>
Momént in pósition x:
<ém>Mx= q x (L - x) / 2 (1b)ém>where
Mx= moment in position x (Nm, lb in)
x = distance from end (m, mm, in)
Maximum Stress
Maximumstressin a beam with uniform load supported at both ends:
σmax= ymaxq L2/ (8 I) (1c)
where
σmax= maximum stress (Pa (N/m2), N/mm2, psi)
ymax= distance to extreme point from neutral axis (m, mm, in)
- 1 N/m2= 1x10-6N/mm2= 1 Pa = 1.4504x10-4psi
- 1 psi (lb/in2) = 144 psf (lbf/ft2) = 6,894.8 Pa (N/m2) = 6.895x10-3D/mm2
δmax= 5 q T4/ (384 Y I) (1d)
where
δutmost= optimum deflection (meters, mm, in)
Y =Modulus of Strength(Pa (N/m2), N/mm2, psi)
Deflection in position times:
δx= queen a (T3- 2 M a2+ back button3) / (24 Age I) (1e)
Notice!- deflection is definitely frequently the limitation aspect in ray design. For some applications supports must be stronger than needed by optimum loads, to prevent undesirable deflections.
Pushes acting on the finishes:
Ur1= R2
= q D / 2 (1f)
where
L = response power (In, pound)ExampIe - Beam with Unifórm Load, Métric Units
A UB 305 x 127 x 42 beam with length5000 mmcarries a uniform load of6 N/mm. The time of inertia for the ray is definitely8196 cm4(81960000 mm4)and the modulus of suppleness for the metal used in the light beam will be200 GPa (200000 In/mm2). The elevation of the light beam is usually300 mm(the length of the intense point to the neutral axis can be150 mm).
The optimum tension in the light beam can be computed
σmax= (150 mm) (6 D/mm) (5000 mm)2/ (8 (81960000 mm4))
=34.3N/mm2
=34.3106In/m2(Pennsylvania)
=34.3MPa
The maximum deflection in the ray can become computed
δmaximum= 5(6 N/mm)(5000 mm)4/ ((200000 D/mm2)(81960000mm4)384)
=2.98mm
Uniform Load Light beam Calculator - Metric Products
- 1 cm4= 10-8m = 104mm
- 1 in4= 4.16x105mm4= 41.6 cm4
- 1 N/mm2= 106In/m2(Pennsylvania)
Even Load Light beam Finance calculator - Imperial Products
Instance - Beam with Uniform Load, English Systems
The optimum tension in a 'W 12 back button 35' Steel Wide Flange beam,100 inslong, momént of inértia285 in4, modulus of elasticity29000000 psi, with uniform load100 lb/incan be calculated as
σmax= ymaxq L2/ (8 I)
= (6.25 in) (100 lb ./in) (100 in)2/ (8 (285 in4))
=2741(lb/in2, psi)
The maximum deflection can be calculated as
δmax= 5 q L4/ (E I 384)
= 5 (100 lb/in) (100 in)4/ ((29000000 lb/in2) (285 in4) 384)
=0.016in
Light beam Supported at Both Ends - Weight at Center
Optimumtimein a beam with center load backed at both finishes:
Mutmost= N T / 4 (2a)
Optimum Tension
Optimumstressin a beam with solitary center load backed at both ends:
σpotential= yutmostY D / (4 I) (2b)
where
Y = load (In, pound)
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δmáx= F L3/ (48 E I) (2c)
Forces acting on the ends:
R1= R2
= F / 2 (2d)
Single Center Load Beam Calculator - Metric Units
Single Center Load Beam Calculator - Imperial Units
Example - Beam with a Single Center Load
The maximum stress in a 'W 12 x 35' Steel Wide Flange beam,100 incheslong, moment of inertia285 in4, modulus of elasticity29000000 psi, with a center load10000 lbcan be calculated like
σmax= ymaxF L / (4 I)
= (6.25 in) (10000 lb) (100 in) / (4 (285 in4))
=5482(lb/in2, psi)
The maximum deflection can be calculated as
δmax= F L3/ E I 48
= (10000 lb/in) (100 in)3/ ((29000000 lb/in2) (285 in4) 48)
=0.025in
Some Regular Vertical Deflection Limits
- overall deflection : span/250
- live weight deflection : span/360
- cantilevers : span/180
- domestic timber floor joists : period/330 (utmost 14 mm)
- brittle components : span/500
- crane girders : span/600
Beam Supported at Both Finishes - Unusual Weight
Maximumsecondin a light beam with individual eccentric load at point of weight:
Meterspotential= F a n / L (3a)
Optimum Tension
Maximumstressin a light beam with solitary center weight backed at both finishes:
σpotential= yutmostF a b / (T I) (3b)
Optimumdeflectionat stage of load can end up being indicated ás
δF= F a2t2/ (3 Y I L) (3c)
Causes acting on the ends:
L1= Y w / L (3d)
Ur2= F a / L (3e)
Ray Supported at Both Ends - Two Eccentric A lot
Optimumtime(between a lot) in a ray with two odd tons:
Mutmost= Y a (4a)
Maximum Stress
Maximumstressin a ray with two eccentric loads supported at both finishes:
σmaximum= ymaximumF á / I (4b)
Optimumdeflectionat stage of fill can be portrayed ás
δF= F a (3L2- 4 a2) / (24 Age I) (4c)
Makes acting on the ends:
Ur1= Ur2
= N (4d)
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Light beam Supported at Both Finishes - Three Point A lot
Optimummoment(between a lot) in a ray with three stage lots:
Mutmost= F D / 2 (5a)
Optimum Tension
Maximumstressin a ray with three stage loads backed at both finishes:
σpotential= ypotentialY D / (2 I) (5b)
Optimumdeflectionat the middle of the ray can end up being expressed ásδY= N D3/ (20.22 Elizabeth I) (5c)
Energies acting on the finishes:
R1= R2
= 1.5 N (5d)
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