3. The continuous beam shown in the figure is fixed at A and D, and supported along the span by two roller supports at B and C. If the support at B deflects 20mm downward, determine the reactions, max shear and maximum bending moment value. area. Use E = 70GPA, and I = 800 × 10° mm* Assume any values for MA By Dy Mp V max Em Mmax

3. The continuous beam shown in the figure is fixed at A and D, and supported along the span by two roller supports at B and C. If the support at B deflects 20mm downward, determine the reactions, max shear and maximum bending moment value. area. Use E = 70GPA, and I = 800 × 10° mm* Assume any values for MA By Dy Mp V max Em Mmax

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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