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1. The given Z-section is divided into simple geometric shapes 2. The centroid and second moments of area of each shape are calculated 3. Using the calculated properties, Mohr's circle is constructed to determine the principal second moments of area and orientation of the principal axes for the overall Z-section. The principal second moments of area are Imax=7.54x109 mm4 and Imin=0.96x109 mm4. The principal axes are oriented based on the construction of Mohr's circle for the given section properties.

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1. The given Z-section is divided into simple geometric shapes 2. The centroid and second moments of area of each shape are calculated 3. Using the calculated properties, Mohr's circle is constructed to determine the principal second moments of area and orientation of the principal axes for the overall Z-section. The principal second moments of area are Imax=7.54x109 mm4 and Imin=0.96x109 mm4. The principal axes are oriented based on the construction of Mohr's circle for the given section properties.

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CIVL2330 Assignment 1

Q-1.1
Locate the centroid C and find Ix, Iy & Ixy; IxC, IyC & IxCyC for the following sections.
(a) For the L-section: a= 150 mm, b= 100 mm, t= 15 mm.
(Ans: Centroid (25.59 mm; 50.59 mm); Ix=16.971x106 mm4; Iy=5.152x106 mm4; Ixy=1.815x106 mm4;
IxC=7.949x106 mm4; IyC=2.844x106 mm4; IxCyC=-2.748x106 mm4)
(b) For the channel section: a= 150 mm, b= 25 mm, c= 50 mm.
(Ans: Centroid (0; 27.5 mm); Ix=7.552x106 mm4; Iy=16.927x106 mm4; Ixy=0; IxC=2.825x106 mm4;
IyC=16.927x106 mm4; IxCyC=0)
(c) For the semi-circle section: radius r.
(Ans: Centroid (0; 4r/(3π)); Ix=Iy=πr4/8; Ixy=0)
(d) Section with dimensions as shown.
(Ans: Centroid (0;70.03 mm); Ix=Iy=194.64x106 mm4; Ixy=0)

(a) (b)

(c) (d)

Q-1.2
Using Mohr’s circle, determine the principal second moments of area and the orientation of the principal axes
for the Z-section below:

Ans: Imax=7.54x109 mm4; Imin=0.96x109 mm4.


CIVL2330 - Assignment 1 Solution

Q-1.1
1. For Section (a)
a. Divide the section into two rectangles as shown:
A1=(85)(15)=1275 mm2; ̅ = 57.5 ; = 7.5
A2=(150)(15)=2250 mm ; ̅ = 7.5
2
; = 75
b. Locating the centroid C of the whole section:
∑ ̅ 90187.5
̅= = = 25.59
∑ 3525
∑ 178312.5
= = = 50.59
∑ 3525
c. Find Ix, Iy & Ixy.
(85)(15 ) (15)(150 )
= + = + (7.5 )(85)(15) + + (75 )(15)(150)
12 12
= (16.971)(10 )
(15)(85 ) (150)(15 )
! = ! + ! = + (57.5 )(85)(15) + + (7.5 )(15)(150)
12 12
= (5.152)(10 )
! = ! + ! = "0 + (57.5)(7.5)(85)(15)# + "0 + (7.5)(75)(15)(150)#
= (1.815)(10 )
d. Find IxC, IyC & IxCyC.
Apply the parallel-axis theorem to the whole section:
$ = − = (16.971)(10 ) − (50.59) (3525) = (7.949)(10 )
!$ = ! − ̅ = (5.152)(10 ) − (25.59) (3525) = (2.844)(10 )
$!$ = ! − ̅ = (1.815)(10 ) − (25.59)(50.59)(3525) = −(2.748)(10 )

2. For Section (b)


a. Use reference axes (x,y) through O.
b. Divide the section into three rectangles as shown:
A1=(25)(50)=1250 mm2; ̅ = −62.5 ; = 50
A2=(150)(25)=3750 mm ; ̅ = 0 = 12.5
3
2
;
A3=(25)(50)=1250 mm2; ̅ = 62.5 ; = 50
c. Locating the centroid C of the whole section:
∑ ̅
̅= = 0

∑ 171875
= = = 27.5
∑ 6250
d. Find Ix, Iy & Ixy:
(25)(50 ) (150)(25 )
=2 + (50 )(1250 ) + + (12.5 )(3750) = (7.552)(10 )
12 12
(50)(25 ) (25)(150 )
! =2 + (62.5 )(1250 ) + + 0 = (16.927)(10 )
12 12
! = 0
e. Find IxC, IyC & IxCyC.
Apply the parallel-axis theorem to the whole section:
$ = − = (7.552)(10 ) − (27.5) (6250) = (2.825)(10 )
!$ = ! = (16.927)(10 )
$!$ = ! = 0
3. For Section (c)
a. Use reference axes (x,y) through O.
b. Take dA (as shown) at y from x-axis:
By observation:
y = rsinα → dy = rcosαdα ;
dA = 2123456 = 212 (cos 5)2 65
8 8

7 6 = 7 212 (cos 5)2 65 = 12 7 (1 + 23425)65


9 9
4;<25 >/2 >12
= 1 :5 +2
= =
2 2
0
8 8
(2345)3 >/2 213
7 6 = 7 "rsinα#"21 cos 5 2( )2 # 65 = −21 7 (cos 5)2 6(2345) = −213
3
=
3 3
9 9 0
c. Locating the centroid C of the section:
̅ = 0
213
@ 6 41
= = 32 =
@6 >1 3>
2
d. Find Ix, Iy & Ixy:
>/2
>14
=7 2
6 =7 (14;<5)2 "212 (cos 5)2 65# =
0 8
>1 4
! = =
8
! = 0 4;<2A − B ;4 ;4 B< B ;4 3C 4D AE1
e. Apply the parallel- axis theorem to find IxC, IyC & IxCyC.

4. For Section (d)


a. Use reference axes (x,y) through O.
b. Divide the section into two sub-sections:
(1) a semicircle with radius r=150 mm, and
(2) a rectangle of 100 mm by 50 mm:
A1=(π)(1502)/2=35342.9 mm2; ̅ = 0; = (4)(150)/(3π) = 63.66
A2=(100)(50)=5000 mm2; ̅ = 0 ; = 25
c. Locating the centroid C of the whole section:
̅ = 0
∑ (35342.9)(63.66) − (5000 )(25)
= = = 70.03
∑ 35342.9 − 5000
d. Find Ix, Iy & Ixy:
(>)(150 ) (100)(50 )
= − + (25 )(5000) = (194.64)(10 )
8 12
(>)(150 ) (50)(100 )
! = − = (194.64)(10 ) =
8 12
! =0
e. Apply the parallel- axis theorem to find IxC, IyC & IxCyC.
Q-1.2

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