Correct Answer - Option 4 : 27.87 mm
Concept:
Shear Centre:
It is the point (inside or outside a section) through which the applied shear force produces no torsion or twist of the member
The location of shear centre is given for different sections as:
1) For channel section:
\({\rm{e}} = \frac{{{{\rm{h}}^2} × {{\rm{t}}_1} × {{\rm{b}}^2}}}{{4 × {{\rm{I}}_{{\rm{xx}}}}}}\)
where,
h = Distance between the centre lines of the flanges
t1 = Thickness of the flange
b = Length of the flange upto the centreline of the web
Ixx = Moment of inertia of the channel about axcis of symmetry (X-X axis)
e = Horizontal distance of applied vertical downward shear force from the centre of the web
2) For Unequal I-Section:
\({\rm{e}} = \frac{{{{\rm{h}}^2} × {{\rm{t}}_1} × \left( {{\rm{b}}_2^2 - {\rm{b}}_1^2} \right)}}{{4 × {{\rm{I}}_{{\rm{xx}}}}}}\)
where,
t1 = Thickness of the flange of I-Section
b2 = Longer length of the I-Section from the vertical centre line of the web
b2 = Shorter length of the I-Section from the vertical centre line of the web
3) For sections having symmetry about both the axis, the shear centre coincides with the centroid, wheras for sections having symmetry about one axis, the shear centre lies on the axis of symmetry but does not coincides with centroid.
Calculation:
Given,
t1 = 7.1 mm, b = 70 mm
h = Distance between the centre lines of the flanges
h = 200 - (7.1/2) - (7.1/2) = 192.9 mm
Ixx = 1161.2 cm4 = 1161.2 × 104 mm4
\({\rm{e}} = \frac{{{{\rm{h}}^2} × {{\rm{t}}_1} × {{\rm{b}}^2}}}{{4 × {{\rm{I}}_{{\rm{xx}}}}}}\)
\({\rm{e}} = \frac{{{{\left( {70} \right)}^2} × {{\left( {192.9} \right)}^2} × 7.1}}{{4 × 1161.2 × {{10}^4}}}\)
e = 27.87 mm