2P. 3P 4m" 3m A= 3300 mm? E= 160 GPa P = 100KN.

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Q: Considering horizontal reaction at B as redundant, what is the horizontal displacement at B for the…

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Q: 2. Determine the reactions (approximately) of the beam shown below. Use moment distribution method.…

A: Find support reaction using Moment distribution method.

Q: Calculate the reactions at A and D

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Q: W= 36 KN /m [3 8 m 4 m I= 0.0004 m, E= 2x10 For All members. Support "C" settles down by 8 mm. 1.…

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Q: Draw the F.B.D. for the beam shown in fig and then find the reactions at A and B ? If wo=45 kN/m and…

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Q: The homogeneous 60-kg disk supported by the rope AB rests against a rough vertical wall. Determine…

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Q: B 1.5P 35° 35° 55° 4 m 4 m

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Q: L Use F = 35 kN and L = 12 m a. Compute for the 3 support reactions

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Q: Determine the reactions for the beam shown if the vertical deflection at support B is zero. 100 kN…

A: Take support B as redundant:δ1=deflection due to udl at B δ1=wx24EIl3-2lx2+x3…

Q: Calculate the reactions in the given beam 15 kN 4.8m 3.4m 7.2m A B 9 kN/m Vertical Reaction on B, kN…

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Q: A 41 6 m 20 KN/m 3 m 40 KN 31 2 m OC

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Q: 4 kips/ft Α D Bodo 000 25 ft 25 ft 25 ft

A: The length of the span AB(LAB)=25 ft, The length of the span BC(LBC)=25 ft, The length of the span…

Q: From the given frame shown. Which of the following is the vertical reaction at D? if q =18 kN, and L…

A: Given                     q = 18 kN/mL = 10 m

Q: 4. Compute the support reaction of the given frame. 25 kN/m 4 m 150 kN 4 m E 6 m 10 m- The support…

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Q: (a) 114 kN-m 4 m 6 m

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Q: Solve for the reactions and draw the shear and moment diagram. 5m FN kN/m 3 m

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Q: 25. What is the reaction at 20 kNím 60AN support B? 120 AN - m 26. What is the maximum shear force?…

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Q: The beam is subjected to a load F = 300 N and is supported by the rope and the smooth surfaces at A…

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Q: Determine the reactions at A, B and C. Support B s mm. Take E 200 GPa and I = 300 (106) mm4. 10 kN/m

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Q: Q5: If P = 0 and F = 8 kN, what would be the relation between the reactions at the support will be?…

A: Option C) RA= RB is correct

Q: Hinge 2R kN 2R kN R kN C R kN 8 m 6 m A B 4 m 4 m 4 m 4 m 16 m

A: let,RA=vertical reaction at support A in upward directionHA= horizontal reaction at support A in…

Q: Determine the reactions for the continuous beam shown by the three-moment equation. 18 kN/m 70 kN 90…

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Q: 100 kN 10 kN/m A SC 12 m 6 m 21 E= constant %3D

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Q: Solve for the reactions and draw the shear and moment diagram. (8) 4m MN kN/m + 6 m

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Q: Determine the reactions and draw the shear and bending moment diagrams for the beam shown. Use Three…

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Q: (5) 10 kN-m 5 m 3 m

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Q: Determine the reactions at A and D and the force components pin B exerts on member BDE. Show all…

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Q: BEAM 1: P kN w kN/m B A C - 3m 2m 4m

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Q: 2 kips/ft 24 kips 2 kipst C DV B 3 ft 3 t 3ft 3 t

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Q: Determine the horizontal and vertical components of reaction at the pins A and C.

A: - Let VA and Vc be the vertical reaction and HA and Hc be the horizontal reaction as joint A and C…

Q: The beam is subjected to a load F = 300 N and is supported by the rope and the smooth surfaces at A…

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Q: Problem 1: For the propped beam below, determine the magnitude of the redundant reaction at the…

A: Given  span = 3m UDL =2kn/m Let reaction at roller = RA

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Q: Using any method, determine the reactions of the propped beam shown below: 20 kN/m 100 kN 15 kN.m 5…

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Q: Solve for the reactions and draw the shear and moment diagram. (3) 5 m FN kN/m + 3 m

A: Given data  FN = 51

Q: Determine the reactions for the continuous beam shown by the three-moment equation. Draw the shear…

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Q: Determine all the reactions on the following beam. Use AREA MOMENT METHOD. 75 kN/m 50 kN/m A. 3m 2m…

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Q: Determine the support reaction at D using Conjugate Beam Method. Indicate the negative sign if the…

A: Real Beam : At equilibrium : ∑Fy=0 RC+RD=5×12+12×12×36=60+216RC+RD=276 KN ∑MD=0…

Q: If E = 2 GPa and I = 300,000,000 mm4. Support A settles by 10mm and support B settles by 20mm.…

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Q: Determine the vertical reaction at B for the beam shown below. 222.5 kN 22 ΚN/m 135.7 kN m 30 tomt…

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Q: Determine the Support Reaction of the Beam shown below 19 40kn/m 'D' kN 20kn/m

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Q: 8 kN/m 12 kN m 5 m 3 m -

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Q: 35 k 1 k/ft 2 k/ft D 10 10 10 20 El = constant

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Q: Determine the vertical component of the reaction By at the pin support B 30 kN 50 kN to B D A 1 m 3…

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Q: اكتب اسمك والتوقيع على الورقة وتهمل اي اجابة بدون الاس و الرسومات الضرورية Draw the F.B.D. for the…

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Q: Draw the F.B.D. for the beam shown in fig and then find the reactions at A and B ? If wo= 35 kN/m…

A: given wo = 35 kN/m L= 9 m we have to find RA  and RB

Q: Q3-Determine the reactions at A and B. in the Figure 7. Fig. (7) 9 KN 60° 5 kN/m A 2 m 1.5 m 20 KN…

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Q: A light rod AD is supported by frictionless pegs at B and C and rests against a frictionless wall at…

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Temperature effects on atom arrangements

Atoms are the smallest units of matter. Atoms can be subdivided into electrons, protons, and several other subatomic particles. Groups or combinations of atoms form molecules that primarily decide the property and behavior of materials. These molecules have the property to attract other molecules based on the valence electrons in the atoms' outermost orbit. An orderly arrangement of molecules is known as crystal structure, which forms the fundamental topic of concern in materials science and engineering. The arrangement of molecules is different for different materials and hence, each material exhibits different lattice arrangements. The lattice arrangements are functions of external loads, deformations, and temperature. On experiencing high temperatures or low temperatures, the behavior of the lattice arrangement of a material change.