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Example calculation

Stresses at beams and welded joints (Extended Edition)

according to Haberhauer/Bodenstein "Maschinenelemente", Springer 1996

Attention:
Shear stresses are calculated taken into account all welded joints in difference to the origin algorithmus given in full version of the program.
The user have to check, if all welded joints will take the loadings.

Component:
(see Attachment 1 for Sketch)

Input data

1. General data
 Name   Value   Unit 
2. Forces and allowable stresses
 Name   Load case 1   Load case 2   Load case 3   Load case 4   Unit 

Calculation

1. Geometry
 Name   Value   Unit 
Beam Section area A cm2
Section modul Wb cm3
Welded joint Section area A cm2
Moment of inertia Ib cm4
Section modul Wb cm3
Section area for shear forces As cm2
2. Forces and moments
 Name   Load case 1   Load case 2   Load case 3   Load case 4   Unit 
Title     
Tension load horizontal component Fcosα kN
Tension load vertical component Fsinα kN
Bending moment Mb kN·m

Results

1. Beam
 Name   Load case 1   Load case 2   Load case 3   Load case 4   Unit 
Title     
Tension stress σz N/mm²
Bending stress σb N/mm²
Shear stress τ N/mm²
Stress intensity σV N/mm²
Allowable stress intensity Sall N/mm²
Efficiency for stress intensity    %
2. Welded joint
 Name   Load case 1   Load case 2   Load case 3   Load case 4   Unit 
Title     
Tension stress σz N/mm²
Bending stress σb N/mm²
Shear stress τ N/mm²
Allowable shear stress Sall,τ N/mm²
Efiiciency for shear stress    %
Stress intensity σV N/mm²
Allowable stress intensity Sall N/mm²
Efficiency for stress intensity    %

Attachments

1. Sketch

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