-find the reaction forces at A & B.
-shear and moment diagrams
-locate where the shear is zero and bending moments are at a
maximum positive and negative. Convert any decimals to closest feet
and inches 1/8 inch.
Assumed A left side B right side
First calculate reaction at A and B
TOTAL UDL load, the load will be 4*10=40KN AND CENTRE LINE OF THE UDL IS 5 M FROM LEFT END
Now taking moment about B,
RA*8=40*5+10*2-6*
RA=26 KN
Now,
Now consider all upward forces are equal to downward forces for calculating RB
RA+RB=10+6+40=56
RB=56-26=30 KN
NOW sfd AND BMD can be drawn
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