An "I"-shape beam is subjected to bending. The loading condition and the dimension of its cross-section are shown in Figure A2-1. P=100 KN 10mm 30mm 2m Neutral axis 30mm B 10 mm C Figure A2-1 Determine the reaction forces at connections A and B. Draw the shear force and bending moment diagrams and determine the values of the maximum bending moment that the beam experiences. A (a) (b) 1m 10 mm 50 mm

An "I"-shape beam is subjected to bending. The loading condition and the dimension of its cross-section are shown in Figure A2-1. P=100 KN 10mm 30mm 2m Neutral axis 30mm B 10 mm C Figure A2-1 Determine the reaction forces at connections A and B. Draw the shear force and bending moment diagrams and determine the values of the maximum bending moment that the beam experiences. A (a) (b) 1m 10 mm 50 mm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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