The beam is subjected to the loads q0 and P, with the values added to the table below. Point C, where force P is applied, is located at L/2 from points A and B. Knowing, that cross section of the beam has moment on inertia equal to 232*106 mm4 .The beam was modified to improve its performance and structural integrity roller support was placed at point B. For the system determine: a) Plot shear force and bending moment diagrams and find the most loaded cross section

The beam is subjected to the loads q0 and P, with the values added to the table below. Point C, where force P is applied, is located at L/2 from points A and B. Knowing, that cross section of the beam has moment on inertia equal to 232*106 mm4 .The beam was modified to improve its performance and structural integrity roller support was placed at point B. For the system determine: a) Plot shear force and bending moment diagrams and find the most loaded cross section

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Chapter5: Separation Processes

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