Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer in Direct And Bending Stress Formulas

Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer is the separation between the outermost fibers of a structural member (like a beam) and its neutral axis or neutral layer. And is denoted by Y_max. Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer is usually measured using the Millimeter for Length. Note that the value of Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer is always positive.

Formulas to find Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer in Direct And Bending Stress

fxDistance of Outermost Layer from Neutral Axis for Hollow Rectangular SectionGo

Direct And Bending Stress formulas that make use of Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer

fxSection Modulus about y-y axis for Hollow Rectangular Section given Moment of InertiaGo

fxSection Modulus about x-x axis for Hollow Rectangular Section given Moment of InertiaGo

List of variables in Direct And Bending Stress formulas

fx Outer Length of Hollow Rectangle Go

FAQ

What is the Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer?

Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer is the separation between the outermost fibers of a structural member (like a beam) and its neutral axis or neutral layer. Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer is usually measured using the Millimeter for Length. Note that the value of Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer is always positive.

Can the Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer be negative?

No, the Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer, measured in Length cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer?

Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer is usually measured using the Millimeter[mm] for Length. Meter[mm], Kilometer[mm], Decimeter[mm] are the few other units in which Distance b/w Outermost and Neutral Layer can be measured.

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