A uniform cantilever of arbitrary cross section and length L has section properties I, I, and I, with respect to the centroidal axes shown (Fig. P.13.14). It is loaded in the vertical plane by a tip load W. The tip of the beam is hinged to a horizontal link which constrains it to move in the vertical direction only (provided that the actual deflections are small). Assuming that the

A uniform cantilever of arbitrary cross section and length L has section properties I, I, and I, with respect to the centroidal axes shown (Fig. P.13.14). It is loaded in the vertical plane by a tip load W. The tip of the beam is hinged to a horizontal link which constrains it to move in the vertical direction only (provided that the actual deflections are small). Assuming that the

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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