Q1: The beam shown below is subjected to the wheel loads crossing to the left. 1. Draw the I.L. for the reactions at B and C and the I.L. for the shear force and bending moment at E, where E is midway between B and C. 2. Find the maximum reactions at supports B and C and the max. positive shear at E. 3. Determine the max. B.M. at point E and also find the absolute max. B.M. A 3m D Internal hinge 3m B 6m E 10 kN 20 kN 20 KN √3m3n ↓ 6m C

Q1: The beam shown below is subjected to the wheel loads crossing to the left. 1. Draw the I.L. for the reactions at B and C and the I.L. for the shear force and bending moment at E, where E is midway between B and C. 2. Find the maximum reactions at supports B and C and the max. positive shear at E. 3. Determine the max. B.M. at point E and also find the absolute max. B.M. A 3m D Internal hinge 3m B 6m E 10 kN 20 kN 20 KN √3m3n ↓ 6m C

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Chapter9: Application Of Influence Lines

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