Q-2 The continuous beam ABC, Fig.2, is of two equal spans L. Pad is loaded with two equal concentrated loads P at the centre of each span. Use the method of consistent deformations to determine the reactions and draw the shear force and bending moment diagrams. (constant EI) 1/2 +- L 8 OH + 12 12 +4 12 Fig.2

Q-2 The continuous beam ABC, Fig.2, is of two equal spans L. Pad is loaded with two equal concentrated loads P at the centre of each span. Use the method of consistent deformations to determine the reactions and draw the shear force and bending moment diagrams. (constant EI) 1/2 +- L 8 OH + 12 12 +4 12 Fig.2

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