Question 3 Use Moment Area theorems in the beam shown in Figure 3 to determine the...
Question 3 Use Moment Area theorems in the beam shown in Figure 3 to determine the following: a- Deflection at C. b- Deflection at D. C- Slope at C. d- Slope at D. Use E for modulus of elasticity and I for moment of inertia for the whole beam. 0.3 20KN t B 2014 C D Pin Roller 4m 6m 4m figure 3
Use Moment Area Theorems in the beam shown in figure 3 to determine the following: a- Deflection at C. b- Deflection at D. c- Slope at C. d- Slope at D. Use E for modulus of elasticity and I for the moment of inertia for the whole beam. 20KN B k C pin Roller 4m 6m 4m Figure 3
Question 3 Use Moment Area theorems in the beam shown in Figure 3 to determine the following: a- Deflection at C. b- Deflection at D. - Slope at C. d- Slope at D. Use E for modulus of elasticity and I for moment of inertia for the whole beam. 0.3 CI 20kr IDEN B C pin Roller 4m Figure 3
Question 3 Use Moment Area theorems in the beam shown in Figure 3 to determine the following: a- Deflection at C. b- Deflection at D. — Q.3 20KN biler B joe K с D Pin Roller 4m 6m 4m Figure 3
Question 3 Use Moment Area theorems in the beam shown in Figure 3 to determine the following: - Slope at C. d- Slope at D. 0.3 20KN boiler jok K B A с D pin Rotter 6m 4m Figure 3
n: Question 1 Use Moment Distribution method to determine the reactions of the continuous beam shown in Figure 1. Modulus of Elasticity, E, is constant and Moment of Inertia, l, is as shown. The reactions at B, D, E, F are rollers and at Cis a pin. Use five cycles in your solution. 2.1 . 2 kN/m SEN yer Shen 4KN A AC I 21 21 31 31 21 2m 4m 4m 8m 4m Ant 2m 2m Figures
Question 3: (8 Marks) Apply Moment Area Theorems and Conjugate Beam Method to determine the slope and deflection at points B and C of the beam (Figure 3). El constant. 20 kN 400 kNm 15m 10 m Figure 3
Using Moment area theorems, calculate the slope at A and maximum deflection for the beam shown in figure below. Given E= 200 kN/mm2 and I= 1 x 10-4 m4. [Note: Take 'w' as last digit of your id. If the last digit of your id is zero, then take w = 12] Compare the moment area method with other methods of calculating the deflection of beams.
Using the moment-area method determine the deflection at point C of the beam shown below. Supports in A and B are pin and roller, respectively. Consider EI =const.
Question 2: Use the moment area method to solve the beam shown in Figure 4 and then draw BMD and SFD. Compare the results to STAADPro by evaluating the BMD and SFD using the program 150 kN 10 m 20kN/m Figure 4: Frame 2