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4. The soil below creates a trapezoidal distributed loading in response to the three point loads....
4. The soil below creates a trapezoidal distributed loading in response to the three point loads. Ignore the weight of the concrete slab in this problem. What do the intensities wi and w2 need to be in order to support the three column loadings? In other words, find wı and w2 so that the sum of the forces on the concrete slab equals zero and the sum of all the moments equals zero. (20 pts.) 80 KN 60 KN 50...
4. The soil below creates a trapezoidal distributed loading in response to the three point loads. Ignore the weight of the concrete slab in this problem. What do the intensities w, and w2 need to be in order to support the three column loadings? In other words, find w, and w2 so that the sum of the forces on the concrete slab equals zero and the sum of all the moments equals zero. (20 pts.) 80 KN 60 KN 1...
4-11 Determine the moment of each of the three forces about point A F-250N -151 If the soil exerts a trapezoidal distribution of load on the bottom of the footing, determine the intensities w,and w of this distribution needed to support the column loadings 80 KN 60 kN S0 kN
A propped cantilever beam with length an is subjected to a trapezoidal load with intensities, 2018 and 9,- 30 kN/m Find the reactions at A and B. Hint: The loading is the sum of uniform and triangular loads. (Enter your reaction forces in kN and your reaction moments in KN · m. Solve this problem by the method of superposition. This beam has constant flexural rigidity El. Assume that the +x-axis is to the right, the +y-axis is up along...
A beam with simple supports as shown below has external loading of three point loads and two different uniformly distributed loads. For this beam: a. Calculate reactions at points C and D b. Derive the equations (only), as a function of x, of both Shear Force and Bending Moment between points C and D only c. Construct complete Shear Force (V) and Bending Moment (M) diagrams for the entire beam, and graph them on the lines shown below. Make sure...