FormulaDen.com
Physics
Chemistry
Math
Chemical Engineering
Civil
Electrical
Electronics
Electronics and Instrumentation
Materials Science
Mechanical
Production Engineering
Financial
Health
You are here
-
Home
»
Physics
»
Mechanical
»
Strength of Materials
Axial Thrust in Strut With Lateral Load Formulas
The Axial Thrust is the resultant force of all the axial forces (F) acting on the object or material. And is denoted by P
axial
. Axial Thrust is usually measured using the Newton for Force. Note that the value of Axial Thrust is always negative.
Formulas to find Axial Thrust in Strut With Lateral Load
f
x
Axial thrust for strut subjected to compressive axial and uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Axial thrust given maximum bending moment for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Axial thrust given maximum stress for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Axial thrust given elastic modulus for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
Strut With Lateral Load formulas that make use of Axial Thrust
f
x
Bending moment at section for strut subjected to compressive axial and uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Deflection at section for strut subjected to compressive axial and uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Load intensity for strut subjected to compressive axial and uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Length of column for strut subjected to compressive axial and uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Maximum bending moment for strut subjected to compressive axial and uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Load intensity given max bending moment for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Load intensity given maximum bending moment for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Maximum bending moment given max deflection for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Maximum deflection given max bending moment for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Maximum deflection for strut subjected to compressive axial and uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Load intensity given max deflection for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Length of column given max bending moment for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Maximum stress for strut subjected to compressive axial and uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Cross-sectional area given maximum stress for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Maximum bending moment given max stress for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Distance of extreme layer from NA given max stress for strut under uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Moment of inertia given maximum stress for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Maximum stress given elastic modulus for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Cross-sectional area given elastic modulus for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Maximum bending moment given elastic modulus for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
f
x
Elastic modulus given maximum stress for strut subjected to uniformly distributed load
Go
List of variables in Strut With Lateral Load formulas
f
x
Bending Moment in Column
Go
f
x
Load Intensity
Go
f
x
Distance of deflection from end A
Go
f
x
Column Length
Go
f
x
Deflection at Section
Go
f
x
Maximum Bending Moment In Column
Go
f
x
Maximum initial deflection
Go
f
x
Maximum bending stress
Go
f
x
Distance from Neutral Axis to Extreme Point
Go
f
x
Moment of Inertia Column
Go
f
x
Column Cross Sectional Area
Go
f
x
Modulus of Elasticity Column
Go
FAQ
What is the Axial Thrust?
The Axial Thrust is the resultant force of all the axial forces (F) acting on the object or material. Axial Thrust is usually measured using the Newton for Force. Note that the value of Axial Thrust is always negative.
Can the Axial Thrust be negative?
Yes, the Axial Thrust, measured in Force can be negative.
What unit is used to measure Axial Thrust?
Axial Thrust is usually measured using the Newton[N] for Force. Exanewton[N], Meganewton[N], Kilonewton[N] are the few other units in which Axial Thrust can be measured.
Let Others Know
✖
Facebook
Twitter
Reddit
LinkedIn
Email
WhatsApp
Copied!