Draw the free body diagram of the beam.
a) Shear force diagram.
Shear force at A is 0
Shear force at left of the A is -2.5x5 = -12.5 kip
Shear force at right of the A is -2.5x5+17.25 = 4.75 kip
Shear force at C is 4.75 kip
Shear force at left of the D is 4.75 - 2,5x5 = -7.75 kip
Shear force at right of the A is -7.75 + 7.5 = 0
b) Moment diagram
Bending moment at A is 15 kip-ft
Bending moment at X, where Bending moment is zero, is. 15 -2.5xXx(X/2)=0
X = 3.464 ft
Bending moment at B is 15 - 2.5x5x2.5 = -16.25 kip-ft
Bending moment at X, where Bending moment is zero, is. 15 -2.5x5x(X -2.5)+ 17.25(X- 5)=0
X = 8.42 ft
Bending moment at C is 15 - 2.5x5x7.5 + 17.25x5= 7.5 kip-ft
Bending moment at x = 11.9 ft is 15 - 2.5x5x9.4 + 17.25x6.9-2.5x1.9x0.95 = 12 kipt-ft
Bending moment at D is 15 - 2.5x5x12.5 + 17.25x10 - 2.5x5x2.5= 0
c) Maximum compressive normal stress.
The maximum bending moment is 16.25 kif-ft
The maximum compressive normal stress formula is
where M = maximum bending moment = 16.25 kip-ft
y = distance of toppest layer from centroid = 3.5"
I = moment of inertia
substitute the respective values in the above equation.
d) Maximum tensile normal stress.
The maximum bending moment is 16.25 kif-ft
The maximum compressive normal stress formula is
where M = maximum bending moment = 16.25 kip-ft
y = distance of toppest layer from centroid = 2.5"
Iz= moment of inertia
substitute the respective values in the above equation.
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