4. A given beam, of L=5m and EI=6000KN.m, is subjected to a linearlydistributed load. Its deflection is measured at different distances from the leftend and listed as below:2 341.28 68.46 71.04 45.72Distance, x, (m)45Deflection, y, (mm)Determine, as accurate as possible, the intensity (value) of the distributed loadat both ends.

solution given the deflection at x=0 mts is 0and delection at x=5mts =0as the ends deflection is…

4. A given beam, of L-5m and El=6000KN.m', is subjected to a linearly distributed load. Its deflection is measured at different distances from the left end and listed as below: Distance, x, (m) 2 3 4 5 Deflection, y, (mm) 41.28 68.46 71.04 45.72 Determine, as accurate as possible, the intensity (value) of the distributed load at both ends.

4. A given beam, of L-5m and El=6000KN.m', is subjected to a linearly distributed load. Its deflection is measured at different distances from the left end and listed as below: Distance, x, (m) 2 3 4 5 Deflection, y, (mm) 41.28 68.46 71.04 45.72 Determine, as accurate as possible, the intensity (value) of the distributed load at both ends.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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