A beam of T-section is pin-joint supported at point A and simply supported at point B with an overhang section BC shown in Figure 2. The cross section has the width b-65 mm, height h 75 mm and thickness / -13 mm. (a) Determine the support reactions at points A and B. (b) With the aid of bending moment of diagram, determine the maximum tensile and compressieve stresses in the beam.

A beam of T-section is pin-joint supported at point A and simply supported at point B with an overhang section BC shown in Figure 2. The cross section has the width b-65 mm, height h 75 mm and thickness / -13 mm. (a) Determine the support reactions at points A and B. (b) With the aid of bending moment of diagram, determine the maximum tensile and compressieve stresses in the beam.

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A beam of T-section is pin-joint supported at point A and simply supported at point B with an
overhang section BC shown in Figure 2. The cross section has the width b = 65 mm, height h
- 75 mm and thickness / -13 mm.
(a) Determine the support reactions at points A and B.
(b) With the aid of bending moment of diagram, determine the maximum tensile and
compressieve stresses in the beam.
P = 4.5 KN
t = 13 mm
L₁=1.25 m
q=2 kN/m
L
-L₂=2.5 m-
™
B
+4-43=1
-L3= 1.5 m-
t = 13 mm
h'=
75 mm
b = 65 mm

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