Problem 1. For the beam shown in the figure, A is a fixed support and B is a roller support. Also, there is a hinge in span AB as shown. Determine (a) The reactions at the supports A and B, respectively; (b) The shear force and bending moment at location D; and (c) The shear force and bending moment at the hinge. Show the sign convention used for shear force and bending moment and identify the sign of the shear force and bending moment consistent with the sign convention used. 8K/ft 12K/ft A HINGE B_ TD 2 4' 00

Problem 1. For the beam shown in the figure, A is a fixed support and B is a roller support. Also, there is a hinge in span AB as shown. Determine (a) The reactions at the supports A and B, respectively; (b) The shear force and bending moment at location D; and (c) The shear force and bending moment at the hinge. Show the sign convention used for shear force and bending moment and identify the sign of the shear force and bending moment consistent with the sign convention used. 8K/ft 12K/ft A HINGE B_ TD 2 4' 00

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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