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Strength of materials I (CIV213) 1. For the simply supported beam and load shown below A. Draw shear and bending moment diagr
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P2 = 16 kN P,= 12 kN D B IC 4 m 1.5 m 3.5m ng -9 m VA р

For drawing the SFD and BMD, Firstly we need the end support reaction VA and VD . For this, we need to take \sum M_{A}= 0

Sign Convention : Assume Clockwise Direction - positive and anticlockwise - negative.

P_{1}\times 4 + P_{2}\times 5.5 - V_{D}\times 9 = 0

P_{1}\times 4 + P_{2}\times 5.5 = V_{D}\times 9

12 \times 4 + 16\times 5.5 = V_{D}\times 9

\frac{12 \times 4 + 16\times 5.5}{9} = V_{D}

VD = 15.11 KN.

We also Know that \sum V_{A} = 0   

Sign Convention : upward force - positive and downward force - negative

VA -12 -16 + VD = 0

VA + VD = 28

but VD= 15.11 KN

So VA= 28 - 15.11 KN = 12.89 KN

VD = 15.11 KN.and VA= 12.89 KN

For Bending Moment.

BM at ends of hinge and roller support is zero. So BMA = BMD = 0

For BMB = VA * 4 = 12.89 * 4 = 51.56 KNm

For BMC = VA * 5.5 - P1 * 1.5 = 12.89 * 5.5 - 12*1.5 = 52.89 KNm

So SFD and BMD are as shown below:

B. Absolute Bending Stress  

Bending Stress formula is given by:

\frac{M}{I}= \frac{\sigma }{y}

where M = Max Bending Moment = 52.89 KNm ( as calculated above)

I = Moment of Interia =\frac{bd^{3}}{12} for rectangular section

b= 6 cm and d=100 mm = 10 cm

I = \frac{6\times 10^{3}}{12} = 500 cm^{4} = 5.0 \times 10^{-6} m^{4}

Y = \frac{D}{2} = \frac{10}{2}= 5cm = 0.05m

so absolute bending stress = \sigma = \frac{My}{I} =\frac{52.89\times 0.05}{5.0\times 10^{-6}} = 528900 KN/m^{2}

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