A 4.8 m long from fixed point, 0.5 m wide and assumed a thickness of 30 mm throughout a springboard made of high strength S-2 glassfiber material which weighs 3.6-kN/m. If a diver impacts 30-kN at the free-end of the board when about to dive, calculate: the reaction at the fixed-end of the cantilever and bending moment diagram the maximum bending moment in the beam if the material Young's Modulus of elasticity is 93.8 GPa find i. ii. iii. the maximum slope of the beam the maximum defle ti iv . al boom
A 4.8 m long from fixed point, 0.5 m wide and assumed a thickness of 30 mm throughout a springboard made of high strength S-2 glassfiber material which weighs 3.6-kN/m. If a diver impacts 30-kN at the free-end of the board when about to dive, calculate: the reaction at the fixed-end of the cantilever and bending moment diagram the maximum bending moment in the beam if the material Young's Modulus of elasticity is 93.8 GPa find i. ii. iii. the maximum slope of the beam the maximum defle ti iv . al boom
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Transcribed Image Text:A 4.8 m long from fixed point, 0.5 m wide and assumed a thickness of 30 mm throughout a
springboard made of high strength S-2 glassfiber material which weighs 3.6-kN/m. If a diver
impacts 30-kN at the free-end of the board when about to dive, calculate:
i.
the reaction at the fixed-end of the cantilever and bending moment diagram
ii. the maximum bending moment in the beam
if the material Young's Modulus of elasticity is 93.8 GPa find
the maximum slope of the beam
the maximum deflection in the beam
the maximum strength in the material.
iii.
iv.
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