Direct and bending stresses, Mechanical Engineering

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Direct and Bending Stresses:

defined neutral axis,
introduced the influence of axial force and bending moment on different sections,
attained the core or kernel of different sections,
determined the stress distribution on different cross-sections because of axial force & bending moment, and
Obtained stress distribution on walls and pillars because of wind forces.

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