A beam supports has been shown in the bellow figure. The material is gray cast iron. The value of Using Singularity Function Method, Include the Curve Equation. 500N 900N 70 kN/m 100mm mm A В 100mm 4m 8m 6m RA = | Load Diagram Rc = mm Determine the following: a. Draw shear force diagram and bending moment diagram. b. Determine the maximum bending moment, hence maximum stress in compression andtension. c. Determine the maximum shear stress and maximum transverse shear stress. d. Draw the normal stress distribution and transverse shear stress distribution on the beamcross section at the maximum location of bending moment. e. Write and draw the curve equation and determine the highest deflection.

A beam supports has been shown in the bellow figure. The material is gray cast iron. The value of Using Singularity Function Method, Include the Curve Equation. 500N 900N 70 kN/m 100mm mm A В 100mm 4m 8m 6m RA = | Load Diagram Rc = mm Determine the following: a. Draw shear force diagram and bending moment diagram. b. Determine the maximum bending moment, hence maximum stress in compression andtension. c. Determine the maximum shear stress and maximum transverse shear stress. d. Draw the normal stress distribution and transverse shear stress distribution on the beamcross section at the maximum location of bending moment. e. Write and draw the curve equation and determine the highest deflection.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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