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what are the three assumptions that are made when relating internal resultant shear force V to shear stress τ
1. linear elastic
2. homogeneous, isotropic
3. plane sections remain plane (no out of plane warping)
what is the formula that relates internal resultant shear force V to shear stress τ
τ = (VQ)/It
what does τ represent?
shear stress at y'
what does V represent?
internal resultant shear
what does I represent?
second moment of intertia
what does t represent?
width of cross section
what does Q represent?
first moment of inertia with respect to the cut section
Q =
ybar'A'
what does ybar' represent?
the distance from NA to centroid of A'
what does A' represent?
the cut region of the cross sectional area
________ (transverse/longitudinal) stress is along the height of the beam
transverse
________ (transverse/longitudinal) stress is along the length of the beam
longitudinal
true or false: τt = τL
true; transverse shear equals longitudinal shear
what does the complimentary property of shear state?
transverse and longitudinal shear stresses ( τt, τL) are complimentary and numerically equal
when can τ = (6V/bh^3)( [h^2/ 4] - y'^2) be used?
for rectangles only
at y = 0 (NA), τ =
1.5V/A
(1.5avgshear)
at the neutral axis (y=0), the shear stress is __________ (minimum/maximum)
maximum
at the outer edge (y= +- h/2), the shear stress is ____
0
minimum
shear stress and bending stress ______ (are/are not) opposites for the min and max
are
shear stress distribution over the cross section is ___________
parabolic
(quadratic distribution of stress)
note: τavg = V/A and for a rectangle only τmax =
1.5V/A
to find Q for a T shape what is the best option to do?
Q = Q1 + Q2
(ybar'A')1 + (ybar'A')2
what is the difference between the two points B and B'?
the thickness
true or false: web handles shear stress and flanges don't have as much shear stress
true
________ is a shear force per unit length (doesn't include thickness)
shear flow
what is q the symbol for?
shear flow
what is the equation for shear flow?
q = (VQ)/I
_____________ is used to measure the force in fasteners in "built up" sections under load
shear flow
true or false: as the nail spacing increases, we would expect the force carried by each nail to increase
true
what is the equation for the force in each nail?
F = qs
where F is the force in the nail
what is s the symbol for?
nail spacing
what is the equation for τavg in each nail?
τavg = F/A
true or false: shear flow is along a line
true