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IO BEAM DEFECTION - DOUBLE INTEGRATION METHOD () DEVELOP THE ELASTIC CURVE EQUATION FOR THE W14x68 () Slope @c? Ayo (+) DEFVE
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a=4in

L=15in

P=50k

f 15 Let the left support have a vertical reaction RA and the right support have a vertical reaction Ry Sum of forces along t

Moment for 0 sxs 15 Take a cut for < < 15: OEM, -0 +(-13.333) (2-0) - M (=) = 0 M(x) = -13.333 M(x) = -13.3332 for 0<=<15

Moment for 15 sxs 19 13.333 kip + Take a cut for 15 <<<19: +OEM,=0 +(-13.333) (3-0) +(63.333) = - 15) - M2) = 0 M() = -949.99

+(3+1)a= Px =”y

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so differnetial equation will be

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El y +Palt - Pat? (+- (1 11

for x=L+a

For overhang section:

taking

a=b

L=a

a+b=L

\small \\\\M=EI\frac{d^2y}{dx^2}=\frac{-Pb}{a}x+\frac{PL}{a}({x-a}) \\\\EI\frac{dy}{dx}=\frac{-Pbx^2}{2a}+\frac{PL}{2a}({x-a})^2+C_1 \\\\EIy=\frac{-Pbx^3}{6a}+\frac{PL}{6a}(x-a)^3+C_1x+C_2 \\\\x=0,y=0,C_2=0 \\\\x=a,y=0,C_1=\frac{Pba}{6} \\\\EIy=\frac{-pb}{6a}x^3+\frac{PL}{6a}(x-a)^3+\frac{Pab}{6}L \\\\x=L \\\\EIy=\frac{-PbL^3}{6a}+\frac{PLb^3}{6a}+\frac{Pabl}{6}\\\\y=\frac{-pb^2L}{3EI}

b)

\small \theta=-\frac{pbx^2}{aa}+\frac{PL}{2a}(x-a)^2

at X=L

\small \\EI\theta=-\frac{pbL^2}{2a}+\frac{PL}{2a}(b)^2=\frac{PbL}{2a}(L-b)=\frac{PbL}{2} \\\\\theta=\frac{PbL}{2EI}=\frac{50*4*19}{2*29008*722}=7.16*10^{-5} \ rad

c)by subituing value

\small \\\\y=\frac{-50*4^2*19}{3*29008*722}=-0.000241918in

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