P.6.1 Determine the position and calculate the value of the maximum bending moment in the loaded half of the semicircular three-pinned arch shown in Fig. P.6.1. Ans. 6-59 m from A, 84-2 kNm (sagging).

P.6.1 Determine the position and calculate the value of the maximum bending moment in the loaded half of the semicircular three-pinned arch shown in Fig. P.6.1. Ans. 6-59 m from A, 84-2 kNm (sagging).

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Chapter16: Lateral Earth Pressure

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P.6.1 Determine the position and calculate the value of the maximum bending
moment in the loaded half of the semicircular three-pinned arch shown in Fig. P.6.1.
Ans. 6-59 m from A, 84-2 kNm (sagging).
20 kN/m
10 m
A
Fig. P.6.1

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