c.

Maximum Flange Shear Stresses

At support:
" 14.4 X 19.58
= BMU|
Tb °-82 ks1
549.2 X 0.625
At Z/L = 0.20
X 19.58
= nAa..
T»=
8.64
°'49 ^
549.2 X 0.625

2. Torsional Stresses
a. Torsional Functions (See Case Chart 7, Page 40.)

L/a
T In =
12 >< 12 - Q QQ
3-33
^29~
At centerline:

GK 2 m aL
X X + .15 ;4> +
.15X^X-2-
m aL
GK 2a
X X -.20 ;<*>"
m L
GK 2
X X 0 0
m L
GK 2a2
X X 0 ; 0
m L
At support: GK 2
= 0
X
m
X aL 0 ;<t>

GK 2a
X
3k X
X X + .46 = +.46
m L -2T
GK 2
= 0
X X 0
m L
GK 2a2
X
m
X
L
-1.0 ;4>"' = -1.0 X
^ X
^
At Z/L = 0.20 r

*' x^x-r = +-14:*' =+-ux<Scx4

mL _ 374 X 12 X 12 _ 4,Z9
~ X 1U
GK 11.2 X 106 X 1.12
b. Stresses
(1) Pure Torsional Shear Stresses
T, = GUf>'
At centerline and support:
<t>'

=
0

therefore t< =
0

AtZ/L = °-20:
—
29 10-
— = 1.5 ksi
X

XI°'X
4

0.450 0.14 —
Web:r«=
X

11.2
^—
29 V 10—3
4

Flange:r( = 11.2 X 103 X 0.625 X 0.14 X = 2.1 ksi

0

(2) Warping Normal Stresses

(r.. = EWn.<t>"
At centerline: (See figure on Page 12 for location of points.)
Point on the cross section ,
V
0

29 10—3
4

a„0 = 29 X 108 X 21.99 X (-0.20) X 2g

= -6.3 ksi
g

Point on the cross section . „_

2

= 29 103 10.37 X (-0.20) X = -8.0 ksi

X
X

<r„2 43 29
x
2

At support:
Point on the cross section „ v> „
0

X = 14.5 ksi
<r„0 = 29 21.99 (+0.46)
X

103
X
X

XQ3 g9
g

Point on the cross section

2

29 ^ 10
4

= 29 X 10.37 = 6.9 ksi

(+0.46)
X
X

103
X

<r„a 29
g

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