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Shear strength on neutral axis of spar

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Aviator168

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In beams, the shear strength is greatest on the neutral axis and that part of a spar is made of foam in composite. Does the spar cap take the shear force off the foam? If the foam see lower shear force, how is the calculation done?
 
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