QUESTION 3 For the beam show in figure 2, determine: (a) The reaction at the supports in term of the concentrate force P=6 kN, and the distribute force w=2 kN/m. (b) The expression of strain energy U in term of the concentrate force P=6 kN, and the distribute force w=2 kN/m. (c) Determine: (i) The vertical displacement at midpoint C, using the work energy principle. (ii)The slope at midpoint C, using Castigliano's method.

QUESTION 3 For the beam show in figure 2, determine: (a) The reaction at the supports in term of the concentrate force P=6 kN, and the distribute force w=2 kN/m. (b) The expression of strain energy U in term of the concentrate force P=6 kN, and the distribute force w=2 kN/m. (c) Determine: (i) The vertical displacement at midpoint C, using the work energy principle. (ii)The slope at midpoint C, using Castigliano's method.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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