a 10m simply supported beam has an overhang of 2m at the left support. If a moving uniform load of 9.35KN/m and a moving concentrated load of 116KN, passes the beam, compute the following based on influence line a. Length of beam where the uniform load could produce maximum positive shear at midspan. b. If the concentrated load will be placed at the end of the overhang, calculate the maximum shear at midspan.

a 10m simply supported beam has an overhang of 2m at the left support. If a moving uniform load of 9.35KN/m and a moving concentrated load of 116KN, passes the beam, compute the following based on influence line a. Length of beam where the uniform load could produce maximum positive shear at midspan. b. If the concentrated load will be placed at the end of the overhang, calculate the maximum shear at midspan.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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