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    This document discusses sections that are singly symmetrical, meaning symmetric about either the x or y axis. For singly symmetrical sections, the x and y axes are principal axes and the centroid G and shear center E will lie along the axis of symmetry. If the section is under a single shear force, either the x or y term can be omitted from the shear flow equation since the section is symmetrical about one axis.

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    This document discusses sections that are singly symmetrical, meaning symmetric about either the x or y axis. For singly symmetrical sections, the x and y axes are principal axes and the centroid G and shear center E will lie along the axis of symmetry. If the section is under a single shear force, either the x or y term can be omitted from the shear flow equation since the section is symmetrical about one axis.

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    Or of in (Or: F,), One or Other Term Is Omitted From Eq (7.20) - For Example, in

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    This document discusses sections that are singly symmetrical, meaning symmetric about either the x or y axis. For singly symmetrical sections, the x and y axes are principal axes and the centroid G and shear center E will lie along the axis of symmetry. If the section is under a single shear force, either the x or y term can be omitted from the shear flow equation since the section is symmetrical about one axis.

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    Singly Symmetrical Sections

    The analysis is simplified when a section is symmetric about either of the axes x or y. This
    means that x and y are principal axes and that both the centroid G and the shear centre E will
    lie along the axis of symmetry (x in Fig. 7.12a). In the case of a symmetrical section under
    a single shear force F, (or F,), one or other term is omitted from eq(7.20). For example, in
    Fig. 7.12a, if F, is absent, the shear flow becomes

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