Mechanics of Materials: Lesson 4 - Shear Stress, Single and Double Shear Example

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[jerrysmith]

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[mahdidrostami]

I think after reading other comments now I undrestand why we are using resultant force instead of the Ax.

The pin itself is perpendicular to the whole plane (you can imagine it sticking out of board) So because this pin is perpendicular to all other elements and the board (the plane which all elements are on it) the both Ay and Ax are perpendicular to pin and considered shear force.

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[TanzinaAfrin-zx]

Hello, Thank you for sharing nice videos. I had a question, for calculating shear stress at A & B why are we taking resultant force? Will not be the force working on perpendicular to the cross-section, that mean Ay and Fbc?

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