An I-section beam ABC has a constant El and is loaded as shown in the figure below.This beam has a fixed support at the right while the left support is a guided roller. Forthe given beam and loading conditions, provide and determine the following:A+ynashadyolingras+xL/2expression.D. Boundary som9. The moment reaction at A.Bnoding(0)wL²L/2gramatD. The constants of integration C1 and C2.E. The moment reaction at C.F. The vertical force reaction at C.G. The deflection at point A in terms of w, L, and El.c

Given: Required: Constant of integration C1 and C2 Moment reaction at C Vertical force reaction at…

An I-section beam ABC has a constant El and is loaded as shown in the figure below. This beam has a fixed support at the right while the left support is a guided roller. For the given beam and loading conditions, provide and determine the following: A gg nowbodywelingram +x L/2 expression. D. Boundary com se nalitions at tpoi 9. The moment reaction at A. (0) 101² B and point ou D. The constants of integration C1 and C2. E. The moment reaction at C. F. The vertical force reaction at C. L/2 c

An I-section beam ABC has a constant El and is loaded as shown in the figure below. This beam has a fixed support at the right while the left support is a guided roller. For the given beam and loading conditions, provide and determine the following: A gg nowbodywelingram +x L/2 expression. D. Boundary com se nalitions at tpoi 9. The moment reaction at A. (0) 101² B and point ou D. The constants of integration C1 and C2. E. The moment reaction at C. F. The vertical force reaction at C. L/2 c

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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