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- Calculate first the formula and then the value of the angle of rotation and deflection of the beam with a length of 3m at the point C. L = 2.1m , A= 0.9m E=210GPa I=119x106mm4In the figure shown, the deflection of mercury is initially 250mm. If the pressure at a is increased by 40kPa, while maintaining the pressure at b constant, what will be the new mercury deflection?Textbook: Statics and Strengths of Materials, 6th EditionProblem: Chapter 13, Problem 13.3AURL: https://www.bartleby.com/solution-answer/shear-and-bending-moment-in-beams-6th-edition/9780133840544/b8786dd2-35c0-11e9-8385-02ee952b546e "Calculate the reactions at points A and B for the beams shown." For this problem, the answerer got:RA = 33.5 kips upwardsRB = 29.5 kips upwards I got:RA = 19.2 kips upwardsRB = 4.8 kips upwards The answer stops at:RA + 4.8 = 24RA = 19.2 kips I just don't see where the other numbers came from.
- Draw the influence lines for the vertical reactions at supports A and E and the reaction moment at support E of the beam shown in Fig. P8.13.Question 1) in FIG loading condition is given beam F force F = 65 kN , first distributed load W 1 = 41 kN / m , w 2 distributed load w 2 = 51 kN / m , θ angle θ = 48 ° and L length of L = 5 m . According to this; Question 1-A) B at the point y direction ( B y ) Determine the support reactions. (Enter yourresultwithout writing kN units.) Question 1-B) to the point in y direction ( A y ) Determine the support reactions. ( Enter yourresult without writing kN units.) Question 1-C) to the point in x direction ( A x ) Determine the support reactions. ( Enter yourresult without writing kN units.)Please don't provide handwritten solution ..... Design the cross section of the beam such that the maximum deflection is < 2 mm. Assume E=200 GPa and the beam cross section to be square.
- answer this ; Let ? represent the reaction force at Support B. By releasing the beam at Support B and imposing a force ? at Point B, the deflection of the beam consists of two parts,i.e. Part I- the deflection caused by ?? ; Part II- the deflection caused by ? Please treat R, w, h , L , E as variables in this step , the mathematical equation for the deflection at Point B caused by ? ( Part II) can be written as (Hint : to input equation ?2??2?ℎ , you can type (R^2*L)/(Q^2*w*h) )Describe what is the section modulus of the beams and its importance. Describe the formula for the section modulusIn the figure shown below, the deflection of mercury is initially 250mm . If the pressure at A is increased by 33kpa , while maintaining the pressure at B constant, what will be the new mercury deflection? Pls answer and explain in detailed
- Determine the maximum deflection of a simply supported beam carrying a hydraulic cylinder in a machine used to press bushings into a casting as shown in the figure. The force exerted during the pressing operation in 45 kN. The beam is rectangular, 35 mm thick and 150 mm high, and made of steel (E = 207 Gpa).How can the equation of the elastic curve and its slope be obtained?Before obtaining the slope and deflection at any point on the elastic curve, why is it necessary to relate the internal moment to the radius of curvature?