Mechanics of Materials - Transverse shear stress example 1

[@nondumisomthembu3854]

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[@conorgallivan6043]

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[@engineeringdeciphered]

Haha, I think I had COVID at this point, but my students needed their lectures!!

[@YazanSY]

Thanks a lot sir ,this was very helpful.

[@minhquoc1638]

Thank you for the lecture!

[@saminlabib7448]

Sir why is the A zero at the very top and bottom can I explain this more broadly

[@engineeringdeciphered]

Because A is the area past the point you are interested in. So if you want the stress at the very top, there is no more area above the point you are interested in. So the A is zero making stress zero.

[@ba924]

why thickness is 300

[@engineeringdeciphered]

That is the dimension in the x direction at that location on the cross section. The “thickness” is the dimension perpendicular to V at that location on the cross section.

[@jackvbergen4924]

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[@engineeringdeciphered]

Haha, is it that bad? Feel free to not watch. I’ll give you a full refund.