16.19 A concrete pier 0.55 m X 0.6 m supports a load of440 kN at point E as shown. Determine the stresses atthe four corners of the pier and locate the neutral axisif point E is located (a) distances e,= 100 mm and₂ = 0, and (b) distances ey= 100 mm and e₂ =125 mm from the axes of symmetry of the cross sec-tion. (Hint: The neutral axis can be found by locatingpoints of zero stress on two sides of the pier.)A. BXP = 440 kNC, DB0.6 mA0.55 mECD

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16.19 A concrete pier 0.55 m X 0.6 m supports a load of 440 kN at point E as shown. Determine the stresses at the four corners of the pier and locate the neutral axis if point E is located (a) distances e,= 100 mm and e₂=0, and (b) distances e,= 100 mm and e₂ = 125 mm from the axes of symmetry of the cross sec- tion. (Hint: The neutral axis can be found by locating points of zero stress on two sides of the pier.) A. B X P = 440 KN C, D B 0.6 m A 0.55 m E

16.19 A concrete pier 0.55 m X 0.6 m supports a load of 440 kN at point E as shown. Determine the stresses at the four corners of the pier and locate the neutral axis if point E is located (a) distances e,= 100 mm and e₂=0, and (b) distances e,= 100 mm and e₂ = 125 mm from the axes of symmetry of the cross sec- tion. (Hint: The neutral axis can be found by locating points of zero stress on two sides of the pier.) A. B X P = 440 KN C, D B 0.6 m A 0.55 m E

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