FL AZ A C B D 2a a a The figure above shows a static indeterminate beam ABCD. The beam has a fixed joint bearing in A and a sliding bearing in B and C. Note that the beam is continuous at point B and that the joint in the bearing is below the beam. The beam is subjected to an evenly distributed load q between A and C, while there is a point load F at point D. The beam is made of steel with an E- modulus 210,000 MPa and has a cross section with a second area moment ly = 12 x 10^6 mm^4. The value of the evenly distributed load q and the length are determined from: q = 3.9 kN/m a = 1.86 m Now set the force F to the value you found in question a) and determine how big the deflection of the beam will be at point D, under the point load F. F = 262 KN

FL AZ A C B D 2a a a The figure above shows a static indeterminate beam ABCD. The beam has a fixed joint bearing in A and a sliding bearing in B and C. Note that the beam is continuous at point B and that the joint in the bearing is below the beam. The beam is subjected to an evenly distributed load q between A and C, while there is a point load F at point D. The beam is made of steel with an E- modulus 210,000 MPa and has a cross section with a second area moment ly = 12 x 10^6 mm^4. The value of the evenly distributed load q and the length are determined from: q = 3.9 kN/m a = 1.86 m Now set the force F to the value you found in question a) and determine how big the deflection of the beam will be at point D, under the point load F. F = 262 KN

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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