06.4 Shear flow in built up members

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[@manaoharsam4211]

Is shear flow only longitudinal , or wraps around in transverse direction. Taking a differential element should say it is same value in transverse direction?
It has been very 12yrs seen I have seen this.

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Shouldn't the 30 kN force be multiplied by 4 since there are 4 bolts?

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i think the y bar for Q should be 0.15m

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momnet of area, not moment of inertia!

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