The structure shown in consists of a wide-flange shape beam ABCD. For the beam and loading shown, determine: a. the maximum absolute value of shear force, |Mmax and bending moment, |M|max from the shear and bending-moment diagram Ans: |Mmax = 65.0 kN |M|max =175.0 kNm b. the maximum normal stress acting at point A Ans:7661. 29 MPa Cross-section 60 kN 40 kN 90 mm 20 mm В D 40 mm A COOO |-2.5 m→-2.5 m> 5 m 30 mm 12

The structure shown in consists of a wide-flange shape beam ABCD. For the beam and loading shown, determine: a. the maximum absolute value of shear force, |Mmax and bending moment, |M|max from the shear and bending-moment diagram Ans: |Mmax = 65.0 kN |M|max =175.0 kNm b. the maximum normal stress acting at point A Ans:7661. 29 MPa Cross-section 60 kN 40 kN 90 mm 20 mm В D 40 mm A COOO |-2.5 m→-2.5 m> 5 m 30 mm 12

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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