Structural Analysis
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A simple beam is subjected to two concentrated
loads as shown. The beam section is a rectangular
one, A = b×h and k = 1.2.
Parameters G, E, I, M, V, and A. Please find
a. The strain energy (ub and us) of the deformed
beam under the applied loads. The strain energy
ub due to bending and another one us due to shear.
b.The deflection at mid-span due to bending and
shear.
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