Question 11.7: For the column of Example Problem 11–6, compute the maximum ...

For the column of Example Problem 11–6, compute the maximum stress and deflection if a load of 4780 N is applied with an eccentricity of 19 mm and the column is initially straight.

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Objective   Compute the stress and the deflection for the eccentrically loaded column.

Given          Data from Example Problem 11–6, but eccentricity = e = 19 mm

Solid circular cross section: D = 18 mm; L = 800 mm

Both ends are pinned; KL = 0.8 m; r = 4.5 mm; c = D/2 = 9 mm

Material: SAE 1040 hot-rolled steel; E = 200 × 10^{9} Pa, s_{y}   = 414 MPa

Analysis     Use Equation (11–22) to compute maximum stress. Then use Equation (11–24) to compute maximum deflection.

y_{\max }=e\left[\sec \left(\frac{K L}{R} \sqrt{\frac{P}{A E}}\right)-1\right]    (11–24)

\sigma_{L / 2}=\frac{P}{A}\left[1+\frac{e c}{r^2} \sec \left(\frac{K L}{2 r} \sqrt{\frac{P}{A E}}\right)\right]    (11–22)

Results       All terms have been evaluated before. Then the maximum stress is found from Equation (11–22):

 

\sigma_{L/2} = \frac{4780}{255} \left[1+\frac{(19)(9)}{(4.5)^{2}} sec\left\lgroup\frac{800}{2(4.5)} \sqrt{\frac{4780}{(255)(207 \times10^{9})}}\right\rgroup \right] 

\sigma_{L/2} = 168.7 MPa

The maximum deflection is found from Equation (11–24):

y_{max} = 19 \left[sec\left\lgroup\frac{800}{2(4.5)} \sqrt{\frac{4780}{(255)(207 \times10^{9})}}\right\rgroup -1 \right] = 7.4 mm

Comments  The maximum stress is 168.7 MPa at the midlength of the column. The deflection there is 7.4 mm.

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