Find the reactions at the supports for a simply supported beam of length 15 m in which the point load of 180 kN is acting at a distance of 5 m, UDL of intensity 130 kN/m acting at a distance of 7 m both from the right end.
Find the reactions at the supports for a simply supported beam of length 15 m in...
A simply supported wood beam AB with span length L = 6 m carries a trapezoidal distributed load of intensity q = 4 kN/m at the left end and q/2 at the right end. Calculate the maximum bending stress Omax due to the load if the beam has a rectangular cross section with width b = 150 mm and height h = 250 mm.
total distance from A to B is 20 m 3. For the simply supported beam below, determine the reactions at the supports, A and B, so that the beam is in static equilibrium. The length of the beam is 20 meters long. (20 pts.) 25 KN 10 KN A 330 3m 2m 25 kN
Chapter 15, Supplemental Question 121 The simply supported beam supports a uniformly distributed load of w-300 lb/ft between supports A and B and a concentrated load of P = 2165 lb at end C. The cross-sectional dimensions of the beam shown in the second figure are b 12 in., t2.50 in.,d-11 in., and tw-2.50 in. Using L-14 ft and xK3 ft, determine the principal stresses and the maximum shear stress acting at point K, which is located at a distance...
3. For the simply supported beam below, determine the reactions at the supports, A and B, so that the beam is in static equilibrium. (20 pts.) 25 kN 10 KN L3 33° 3m А B 2m 25 kN
3. For the simply supported beam below, determine the reactions at the supports, A and B, so that the beam is in static equilibrium. (20 pts.) 25 kN 10 KN 233 3m A 33° B -20m 2m 25 kN
A simply supported wood beam of rectangular cross section and span length 2 m carries a uniformly distributed load of intensity 9 = 1 kN/m as shown. Calculate the maximum bending stress and the maximum shear stress in the beam.
Q2 The 10 m long simply supported beam is subjected to a uniformly distributed load w = 10 kN/m throughout and a point load P =10 kN at the midspan of the beam, as shown in Figure Q2 (a). The cross section of this beam is depicted in Figure Q2 (b), which consists of three equal rectangular steel members. Self-weight of the beam is neglected. 30 mm P= 10 KN W = 10 kN/m 200 mm 5 m 5 m...
Q2 The 10 m long simply supported beam is subjected to a uniformly distributed load w = 10 kN/m throughout and a point load P =10 kN at the midspan of the beam, as shown in Figure Q2 (a). The cross section of this beam is depicted in Figure Q2 (b), which consists of three equal rectangular steel members. Self-weight of the beam is neglected. 30 mm P = 10 kN W = 10 kN/m 200 mm 5 m 5...
Q2 The 10 m long simply supported beam is subjected to a uniformly distributed load w = 10 kN/m throughout and a point load P =10 kN at the midspan of the beam, as shown in Figure Q2 (a). The cross section of this beam is depicted in Figure Q2 (b), which consists of three equal rectangular steel members. Self-weight of the beam is neglected. 30 mm P = 10 kN w = 10 kN/m 200 mm 5 m 5...
Q2 A simply supported beam of length L = 10 m carries both a uniformly distributed load wof 10 kN/m and a non-uniformly distributed load with a maximum value of w2 =10 kN/m at its roller support, as shown in Figure Q2 (a). The beam is made from a I-section and the thickness for all the three rectangular members is of 10 mm. All other dimensions are illustrated in Figure Q2 (b). Self-weight of the beam is neglected. 300 mm...