CIV-09
Combined axial plus bending
Extreme-fibre stress σ = P/A ± M y / I.
Governing equation
where
- P
- Axial force (kN)
- M
- Moment (kN·m)
- b
- Width (mm)
- h
- Depth (mm)
- \sigma_{\max}
- Maximum stress (MPa)
- \sigma_{\min}
- Minimum stress (MPa)
Lecture brief
Historical brief
From Euler’s 1744 elastica and Navier’s beam theory to Mohr’s circle and transformed-section RC, structural mechanics grew as a closed-form craft before finite elements. The lab keeps those governing lines for buckling, flexure, joints and influence. This sheet (CIV-09 — Combined axial plus bending) is the form associated with Navier · EN 1993-1-1. Working symbols: , , , , . Superposition of uniform axial stress and Navier bending is valid while the section remains elastic and plane.
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- Maximum stress \sigma_{\max}7.467 MPa
- Minimum stress \sigma_{\min}-2.133 MPa
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Rectangular section, uniaxial moment about the strong axis.
Superposition of uniform axial stress and Navier bending is valid while the section remains elastic and plane.
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