Example 4:Determine the maximum positive moment that can be developed atpoint D in the beam shown in Fig, due to a concentrated moving load of 4000 lb, a4000 Ib500 tb fi200 b/f15HS E(a)5A10 t(c)lected shapcuniform moving load of 300 lb/ft,and a beam weight of 200 lb/ft.MpMpMph=h'=3.33102515in Ducnce inc for Mp(b)sool(25 - 10)(3.33)]+ 4000(3.33) - 200 10)(3,33)]22 500 Ib t = 22.5 k fL

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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