204 TRANSVERSE LOADING bea Example 5.01 A beam is made of three plans, section, nailed together (Fig. 519) between nails is 25 mem and thet the § V= S00 N, determine the shor Knowit vertical We frst determine the horizontal force Gaited on the lower fice of the upper bh 6.8), where Q represents the fi neutral axis of the shaded area A’ shown in where 2 is the moment of inertia about the ‘tire cross-sectional area (Fi 1%(0.020 my(0.100 m9)? *¥2{t4(0.100 mX0.020 rn)> = 1.667 x 10-* + 90,0667 + 7.2)10-6 Substituting into Ea. (8.8), ve g-¥6 T we write (500 NYI20 x 10° m9) 16.20 x 10° mt Pele aaa. fge-sie F = (0.025 m)q = (0.025 mX3704 Nim) = ae we Since the spacing between, the force in each mil is enh ng A mad) gn Sone Crppva,) » 20 by 100 mm in exoss ing force in each nail, first moment with respect to the (0.020 m * 0.100 my = 16.20 x 10-6 mt = 9104 Nin gy ing that the spacing shear in the beam er unit length, 9, ink. We use Eq, n Fig. 5.14a, and ‘same axis of the (0.060 en)2} 92.6N 58. DETERMINATION OF THE SHEARING STR ESSES 7, IN A BEAM plane, We saw i ‘hearin a given cross section, the horizontal a that cross section is » if V denotes the vertical hear flow q at a point C’ of =i 7 (5.8) where Q is the first moment defined by Eq. (6.5), and I the moment of ‘nerta ofthe cross-sectional area about the neutral nig The shearing 800 Appendix A,