A uniformly distributed load of 2.2 KN/m is supported by two beams arranged as shown below. Beam AB is fixed at the wall and beam CD is simply supported. Before the load is applied, the beams are in contact at B, but the reaction at B is zero. Each beam is 62.5 mm wide by 90 mm high. The modulus of elasticity of the material is 8.25 GPa. Determine (a)The deflection at B when the load is applied. (b)The maximum bending stress in beam AB. (c)The maximum shearing and bending stress in beam CD.
A uniformly distributed load of 2.2 KN/m is supported by two beams arranged as shown below. Beam AB is fixed at the wall and beam CD is simply supported. Before the load is applied, the beams are in contact at B, but the reaction at B is zero. Each beam is 62.5 mm wide by 90 mm high. The modulus of elasticity of the material is 8.25 GPa. Determine (a)The deflection at B when the load is applied. (b)The maximum bending stress in beam AB. (c)The maximum shearing and bending stress in beam CD.
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A uniformly distributed load of 2.2 KN/m is supported by two beams arranged as shown below. Beam AB is fixed at the wall and beam CD is simply supported. Before the load is applied, the beams are in contact at B, but the reaction at B is zero. Each beam is 62.5 mm wide by 90 mm high. The modulus of elasticity of the material is 8.25 GPa. Determine
(a)The deflection at B when the load is applied.
(b)The maximum bending stress in beam AB.
(c)The maximum shearing and bending stress in
beam CD.
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