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if depth of a beam is doubled then changes in its section modulus is​

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Answered by bindusingh6139
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If depth of a beam is doubled then changes in its section modulus will remain same O Will decrease o will be doubled O Will increase by 4 times O What is the moment of inertia acting on a rectangle of width 15 mm and ?depth 40 mm about the base by using theorem of parallel axes mm 320,000 O mm 300,000 O mm 240,000 O mm4 80,000 O When the bending moment is parabolic curve between two points. It indicates that there is No loading between the two points

Answered by dikshaagarwal4442
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If depth of a beam is doubled then section modulus will become 4 times.

Explanation:

  • Beam: Beam is an element which is used to support any structure or building.
  • The depth of beam is represented by 'H'.
  • Section Modulus:  Section modulus is an important property for the cross section in the beam. Section modulus determines the bending strength of a beam.
  • Section modulus can be elastic or plastic type.
  • The shape of cross section can be of different types- circular, rectangular, diamond etc.
  • Section modulus is represented by S.
  • The relation between Section Modulus and Beam depth:

                         S ∝ H²

  • The depth of beam becomes double ⇒ H' = 2H

                                                                          S' ∝ H'²

  • The ratio:  \frac{S}{S'} = \frac{H^2}{H'^2} = \frac{H^2}{4H^2} = 1/4

                        S' = 4S

The section modulus will become four-times.

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