Fofbendinggirder

by Tim C. Lueth, SG-Lib Toolbox: SolidGeometry 5.6 - Mechanical function
Introduced first in SolidGeometry 4.9, Creation date: 2020-08-21, Last change: 2025-09-14

returns binding force of a bended girder

Description

Helpful parameter:
Steel Slim=355; E=200000
PA12 Slim=36; E=1240 (PA2200 called at EOS)
The length of a bar which cross section is [h x b] that will be bended distance s (related to h) if a force F is applied?
the less force F is applied the longer the length is
the less distance s is requested the shorter the length is
The force to deflect a bending beam in the order of its height is reduced with the 4th power when the height is halved. So to push in an enclosure with half its wall thickness 1/16 of the force is sufficient. Two fingers can apply 50N when gripping. 5N, i.e. 500 grams are no problem. We can even apply 10N to a thin bar of it in continuous load.

See Also: SGsnaprivet , lofbendinggirder , sofbendinggirder , rofcircbend , bofbendinggirder

Example Illustration

 missing image of Fofbendinggirder(l,h,b,s,E,Slim)

Syntax

[F,alpha,Smax,r,c]=Fofbendinggirder([l,h,b,s,E,Slim])

Input Parameter

l: length of the bended beam
h: height of the cross section of bended beam; default i 1.5
b: width of the bended beam; default is h
s: bending distance; default h
E: E modulus default 1200 MPa (Polyamid PA12)
Slim: Limit of bending stress

Output Parameter

F: bending force to achieve distance s
alpha: bending angle
Smax: bending stress
r: bending radius
c: bending contour

Examples


Fofbendinggirder(6,1.5,1.5,2.0) % clip width length 6 and wall thickness 1.5 and pin of 0.5




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