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Determine the slope and deflection at point B of the beam ABC shown using the AreaMoment Method. Use E = 200 GPa and I = 1665 x 106 mm4
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Determine the slope and deflection at point B of the beam ABC shown using the Area-
Moment Method. Use E = 200 GPa and I = 1665 x 106 mm².
270 KN
45 kN/m
A
B
3 m
3 m
3 m
T
Transcribed Image Text:MAA
270 KN
3mm
3m
MEI ALLY
M/E!
wrt pt (Ⓡ
45 kN/m pick ref. point
B
M/2l wrt
pt.
3m
(2) Solve for reactions
ZMA=0;
(3)
14- = 270 (0) = 45 (4+ 2) = 0
MAZ
27 M4 - 270 (3)-45 (3) (6+2) = 0
ма
MA =
= + 1822.30 KN-m, (
4ZFY = 0;
AY-270-45(3) = 0
+ZFx = 0;
✓ An=2°
✓Xn=2°
45 kN/m
-MA = "1822 50 KM²m
#1
PL = 405 (3) - 1215 14-47
E
El
0
-45 (6²) ₂-810 IN-M
EI
2E1
45 (3²)
221
O
202-5 KN.M
E1
=
=
Ay = 4015 KN, 1
Ax = 0
·bh
(2)+1
(2) +z = b
+2
MA
L=3
L=3
B
PL
45kN/m
-Ama LEGM
L=3m
w=95 KNYM
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