To solve this problem we must simply resort to Newton's second law as well as the relationship between pressure and force as a physical unit applied in a given area.
In mathematical terms the Weight can be expressed as
Where,
m = mass
g = Gravitational Acceleration
We have the mass and the gravitational acceleration therefore the Weight is
Replacing we have
In this way the pressure exerted according to the active Area is,
Therefore the pressure difference between the lower and upper surface of the wings is 9.14kPa
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Answer:
Shear resistance of a inclined stirrup is given by
Vᵇ = Asb(0.95*Fy)(cos α - sin α*cotβ) ((d-d')/sᵇ)
Explanation:
The shear resistance is checked in accordance with BS8110: Part 1, section 3.5.5. Shear resistance of a inclined stirrup is given by
Vᵇ = Asb(0.95*Fy)(cos α - sin α*cotβ) ((d-d')/sᵇ)
where,
Vᵇ=design shear resistance of inclined bars
Asb=cros-sectional area of the inclined bars
Fy=characteristics strength of the stirrups
α=angle between the inclined bars and the axis of the beam
β=angle between the compression strut of inclined bars and the axis of the beam
sᵇ=spacing of the inclined bars
d= effective depth and d'=effective depth minus cover to reinforcement
The shear stress is given by
v=V/bd
where V is the shear force due to ultimate loads. If v is shear stress
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