Q. For the figures shown;1. Draw S.F. & B.M. diagrams2. Determine the maximum bending and shearing stresses developedin the beam.1. Ans. : (o)max= 378 MN/m(t)max = 39 MN/m?60 KN1m|30 KN5 KN/m581024m2mBeam cross-section2. Ans. : (o)max= 288 MN/m2(t)max = 3.6 MN/m?1500 N/M25mmBA6 m3 mBeam cross-section3. Ans. : (olmax = 94.7 MN/m?(t)max = 3.5 MN/m?| 20 KN150mm4 KN/mA100mm4m4m2mBeam cross-section150mm100mm200mmB.

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Q. For the figures shown; 1. Draw S.F. & B.M. diagrams 2. Determine the maximum bending and shearing stresses developed in the beam. 1. Ans. : (O)max = 378 MN/m? (T)max = 39 MN/m² 60 KN 30 KN 5 KN/m 102 4m 2m Beam cross-section lo

Q. For the figures shown; 1. Draw S.F. & B.M. diagrams 2. Determine the maximum bending and shearing stresses developed in the beam. 1. Ans. : (O)max = 378 MN/m? (T)max = 39 MN/m² 60 KN 30 KN 5 KN/m 102 4m 2m Beam cross-section lo

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Q. For the figures shown;
1. Draw S.F. & B.M. diagrams
2. Determine the maximum bending and shearing stresses developed
in the beam.
1. Ans. : (o)max= 378 MN/m
(t)max = 39 MN/m?
60 KN
1m
|30 KN
5 KN/m
58
102
4m
2m
Beam cross-section
2. Ans. : (o)max= 288 MN/m2
(t)max = 3.6 MN/m?
1500 N/M
25mm
B
A
6 m
3 m
Beam cross-section
3. Ans. : (olmax = 94.7 MN/m?
(t)max = 3.5 MN/m?
| 20 KN
150mm
4 KN/m
A
100mm
4m
4m
2m
Beam cross-section
150mm
100mm
200mm
B.

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