Last Updated on July 23, 2024 by Maged kamel
List of Steel Beam Posts-part-3.
Review of shear stresses for steel beams.
This post is post Number 19s- for shear of the steel beam, in the list of steel beam Posts Part-3, which includes a Review of shear stresses for steel beams and the relation between horizontal and vertical shear stress.
![Pict -1-List of steel beam- part 3 Derivation of shear stress expression.](https://magedkamel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Pict-1-List-of-steel-beam-part-3.jpg)
This is a link to post 19S:
A-Solved problem- 2-22 for shear stress parts A, B, and C.
First, an Introduction to shear stress for a rectangle; how can we estimate it? How do you get the first moment of area for an I section and derive the shear stress equation? Two posts discuss solved problems 2-22, which include Determining the maximum shearing stress for the following sections when the external shear force equals 75 kips for parts A) & B) and C).
![Pict -2-List of steel beam- part 3 derive a shear expression for a rectangle section.](https://magedkamel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Pict-2-List-of-steel-beam-part-3.jpg)
![Pict -3-List of steel beam- part 3 Steel beam Posts-part-3-A-solved problem 2-22Â for shear stress.](https://magedkamel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Pict-3-List-of-steel-beam-part-3.jpg)
The first post is post-20S.
The second post is post 21S.
Solved problem- 10-2 for beam adequacy for shear.
This post includes a solved problem from Prof. Mccormac’s book. A solved problem 10.2- A given steel section W21x 55 with Fy =50 ksi. The loads for the beam are shown in Fig.10.4. It is necessary to check its adequacy in shear.
![Pict -4-List of steel beam- part 3 A solved problem 2-22- check adequacy of shear stress.](https://magedkamel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Pict-4-List-of-steel-beam-part-3.jpg)
The second part discusses the Nominal shear strength for steel beams based on CM#14—the relation between Nominal shear and the ratio of hw/tw for different steel grades.
![Pict -5-List of steel beam- part 3 the relation between Nominal shear and the ratio of hw/tw](https://magedkamel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Pict-5-List-of-steel-beam-part-3.jpg)
This is the link for post 22S: Solved problem 10-2.
Solved problem 10-2: how do we use Table 3-2 for shear value?
The first part of the post includes a solved problem from Prof. Mccormac’s book. A solved problem 10.2- A given steel section W21x 55 with Fy =50 ksi. The loads for the beam are shown in Fig.10.4, in which I have used Table 3-2 to find the shear value for the solved problem. 10-2.
The second part discusses the Nominal shear strength for steel beams based on CM#15.
![Pict -6-List of steel beam- part 3 How to use Table 3-2 to find the factored shear?](https://magedkamel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Pict-6-List-of-steel-beam-part-3.jpg)
Check section M12.5×12.40 for shear and estimate the Nominal shear strength.
![Pict -7-List of steel beam- part 3 Check section M12.5×12.40 for shear and estimate the Nominal shear strength.](https://magedkamel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Pict-7-List-of-steel-beam-part-3.jpg)
This is the link for post 23S
The next post will be the list of steel beams posts part 4.
A very useful external resource A Beginner’s Guide to Structural Engineering