4. The box beam is made of an elastic-perfectly plastic material for which the yield stress oy = 250 MPa. Draw the residual stress distribution in the beam after the elastic-plastic moment, Mep = 548.5 kNm, is applied and then released. It can be shown that under the applied moment, the flanges (260 mm x 30 mm) yield, while the webs (2 x 200mm × 30mm) show linear elastic behavior. The moment of inertia and plastic section modulus of the section are given below: I = 247.48 x 106 mm4; Z, = 2394000 mm3 %D %3D y 30 mm 30 mm 200 mm 200 mm 30 mm 30 mm

4. The box beam is made of an elastic-perfectly plastic material for which the yield stress oy = 250 MPa. Draw the residual stress distribution in the beam after the elastic-plastic moment, Mep = 548.5 kNm, is applied and then released. It can be shown that under the applied moment, the flanges (260 mm x 30 mm) yield, while the webs (2 x 200mm × 30mm) show linear elastic behavior. The moment of inertia and plastic section modulus of the section are given below: I = 247.48 x 106 mm4; Z, = 2394000 mm3 %D %3D y 30 mm 30 mm 200 mm 200 mm 30 mm 30 mm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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