Draw the free body diagram of the bridge then determine the reaction forces in following simply supported beams. F= 100 KN F- 200 I--- 3m 4m 9m 8m 4m 4m Figure 1 Bridge Layout At a constant time, a 32m bridge was supported by two diagonal wire-cable at the both ends. It has a car and truck passing over it, weighing 8 kN and 16 kN respectively. There is also a traffic light and barrier structure at one point, weighing 10kN. Your task is to model the bridge as a beam; the vehicles weight should be considered as uniformly distributed loads and the barrier as a

Draw the free body diagram of the bridge then determine the reaction forces in following simply supported beams. F= 100 KN F- 200 I--- 3m 4m 9m 8m 4m 4m Figure 1 Bridge Layout At a constant time, a 32m bridge was supported by two diagonal wire-cable at the both ends. It has a car and truck passing over it, weighing 8 kN and 16 kN respectively. There is also a traffic light and barrier structure at one point, weighing 10kN. Your task is to model the bridge as a beam; the vehicles weight should be considered as uniformly distributed loads and the barrier as a

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Chapter6: Beams And Cables

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