-L/2 W max 1113-X // k The simply-supported beam shown supports a load [P] at [L/3] from the right-hand end, and a distributed load over the left- hand half of the beam. The distributed load increases linearly from zero at the support, to a max value of wmax at the centre of the beam. Find the maximum bending moment if L= 12 m, P= 26 kN and Wmax= 1 kN/m.

-L/2 W max 1113-X // k The simply-supported beam shown supports a load [P] at [L/3] from the right-hand end, and a distributed load over the left- hand half of the beam. The distributed load increases linearly from zero at the support, to a max value of wmax at the centre of the beam. Find the maximum bending moment if L= 12 m, P= 26 kN and Wmax= 1 kN/m.

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Chapter10: Statically Indeterminate Beams

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Problem 10.4.38P: A fixed-end beam AB of a length L is subjected to a uniform load of intensity q acting over the...

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