A force perpendicular to a beam produces what type of stress?
- axial.
- shear.
- radial
bennguli asking:
i think the answer is tensile stress,becouse its given by force perpendicular to the cross sectional area/cross section area....kindly someone explain to me why SHEAR
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arcana_force Posts: 14 02.03.2018 / 20:03
Tensile stress would be parallel to the beam.
Tensile would try to stretch it apart. <----[////////]---->.
Compressive would try to compress it up. ---->[////////]<----
Shear it is.
Tensile would try to stretch it apart. <----[////////]---->.
Compressive would try to compress it up. ---->[////////]<----
Shear it is.
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adam86 Posts: 2 04.03.2019 / 13:36
Should be either tensile or compressive, as they’re forces perpendicular to the object. Shear is parallel to the object.
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