For the beam shown, calculate the following if the unit load is composed of a concentrated load P = 120 kN, WLL = 20 kN/m and wDL = 30 kN/m: 1. The maximum reaction at A considering only the P and WLL. 2. The maximum ordinate of the influence line for the reaction at E. 3. The maximum moment at A. A 1.0 m hinge B 1.0 m C 1.0 m D 1.0 m E 1.0 m F

For the beam shown, calculate the following if the unit load is composed of a concentrated load P = 120 kN, WLL = 20 kN/m and wDL = 30 kN/m: 1. The maximum reaction at A considering only the P and WLL. 2. The maximum ordinate of the influence line for the reaction at E. 3. The maximum moment at A. A 1.0 m hinge B 1.0 m C 1.0 m D 1.0 m E 1.0 m F

Structural Analysis

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Chapter9: Application Of Influence Lines

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