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Maximum and minimum stresses in flanges of IPE

σ_{m a x} = \begin{matrix} M_{E d, y} \\ W_{m a x} \end{matrix} + \begin{matrix} N_{E d} \\ A_{n e t} \end{matrix}; σ_{m i n} = \begin{matrix} M_{E d, y} \\ W_{m a x} \end{matrix} - \begin{matrix} N_{E d} \\ A_{n e t} \end{matrix}

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