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Section Modulus Equations

This document provides equations for calculating the section modulus of different cross-sectional shapes including rectangles, I-sections, circles, tubes, diamonds, and C-channels. For each shape, it shows a diagram indicating the neutral axis and provides the corresponding equation for determining the section modulus based on the shape's geometry. The section modulus equations allow calculating the bending strength of structural members based on their cross-sectional properties.

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Section Modulus Equations

This document provides equations for calculating the section modulus of different cross-sectional shapes including rectangles, I-sections, circles, tubes, diamonds, and C-channels. For each shape, it shows a diagram indicating the neutral axis and provides the corresponding equation for determining the section modulus based on the shape's geometry. The section modulus equations allow calculating the bending strength of structural members based on their cross-sectional properties.

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Section modulus equations[4]

Cross-sectional
shape

Figure

Equation

Comment

Rectangle

Solid arrow
represents
neutral axis

doubly symmetric
I-section (strong
axis)

NA indicates
neutral axis

doubly symmetric
I-section (weak
axis)

NA indicates
neutral axis

Circle

Solid arrow
represents
neutral axis

[4]

Circular tube

Solid arrow
represents
neutral axis

Rectangular tube

NA indicates
neutral axis

Diamond

NA indicates
neutral axis

C-channel

NA indicates
neutral axis

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