of A square plate (a x a) is a fixed supported on all four edges and carries a uniform load a (pernit area). The equation for deflection is: V"w=q/D where D is flexural rigidity. Takeah=Ax = Ay =-. Find the deflection at internal nodes.%3D4

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06 A square plate (a x a) is a fixed supported on all four edges and carries a uniform load a (per mit area). The equation for deflection is: V'w=q/Dwhere D is flexural rigidity. Take by h=Ax = Ay = - a . Find the deflection at internal nodes. 4

06 A square plate (a x a) is a fixed supported on all four edges and carries a uniform load a (per mit area). The equation for deflection is: V'w=q/Dwhere D is flexural rigidity. Take by h=Ax = Ay = - a . Find the deflection at internal nodes. 4

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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