The Strength of Materials
The Strength of Materials
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106. Additional Deflection due to Shearingr. The shearing strain in a beam produces a supplementary deflection which is in general too small to be of practical account. We may examine its value in a particular case, namely that of a beam of uniform rectangular section, loaded with a weight W at the middle. The total shearing force is in this case uniform in W amount along the whole length, its value being -^ and it is distributed in the same manner at each cross section.
By § 95 its intensify q... at any height y from the neutral axis is » R — • The work done in producing the shearing strain is by § 22 ^ per unit is therefore a* ^ per unit of volume at any place. The work done in shearing / ^Wy per unit of length of the beam. Hence the whole work done in shearing the beam is On integrating from y = o to y = — 5 this gives Us = 2 3W'L 20hbO' The work done in bending the beam (apart from shearing) is by § 100.
The total deflection at the middle, where the load is applied, must be such as to give this quantity when multiplied by half the load.
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106. Additional Deflection due to Shearingr. The shearing strain in a beam produces a supplementary deflection which is in general too small to be of practical account. We may examine its value in a particular case, namely that of a beam of uniform rectangular section, loaded with a weight W at the middle. The total shearing force is in this case uniform in W amount along the whole length, its value being -^ and it is distributed in the same manner at each cross section.
By § 95 its intensify q... at any height y from the neutral axis is » R — • The work done in producing the shearing strain is by § 22 ^ per unit is therefore a* ^ per unit of volume at any place. The work done in shearing / ^Wy per unit of length of the beam. Hence the whole work done in shearing the beam is On integrating from y = o to y = — 5 this gives Us = 2 3W'L 20hbO' The work done in bending the beam (apart from shearing) is by § 100.
The total deflection at the middle, where the load is applied, must be such as to give this quantity when multiplied by half the load.
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