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
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
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. Use E for modulus of elasticity and I for moment of inertia for the whole beam. Q.3 20KN toler B → С D 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. - 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: (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
Determine the slope at Point B of the beam shown below using the moment-area theorems. Assume E = 29,000 ksi and I = 600 in.4 4k 4.5 ft- B - 9 - --- B/A BA --19
Consider the beam shown in (Figure 1). Solve this problem using the moment-area theorems. Take E = 200 GPa, I = 310(106) mm4. Determine the slope at B measured counterclockwise from the positive x axis.Determine the maximum displacement of the beam measured upward.
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.
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