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Q: 9 kN 4.5 kN/m E= 120 GPa 90 mm 20 mm A В 40 mm 30 mm 1m 1m-

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Q: A rigid lever arm supported by a pin at A and vertical wire at B is subjected to a downward force P…

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Q: A beam is under a pair of bending moments M that varies between 45 and 90 N-m. The beam has a…

A: Given,  M in the beam varies from 45 to 90 Nm Radius, R= 2.6cm Sy= 310MPa Sut= 470 MPa

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Q: Use the double integration method to deter beam. El is constant at E = 200 GPa, I= 4000

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Q: Energy head (e.g., pressure head, kinetic head, head loss) has dimensions of force length. True…

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Q: 1. A cantilever beam of length L with stepwise constant cross section carries a vertical load P at…

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Q: A 4-meter cantilever beam supports a uniformly distributed load of w=25 kN/m at half of its span;…

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Q: A truss carries a concentrated load at points B, E, F, and G as shown in the figure below. Using…

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Q: Determine the maximum deflection 8 in a simply supported beam of length L carrying a uniformly…

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Q: Use the method of Slope-Deflection to find the reactions of the indeterminate continuous beam shown…

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Q: Derive the flexibility matrix of the plane beam shown in figure with respect to the degre shown.…

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Q: iniform simply supported beam, span Z, carries a distributed loading which varies according to a…

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Q: Example: Detemine the slope at B, D and the deflection at A and C for the beam hown in Fig. below,…

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Q: It is desired to replace the 560N force R acting on particle A with two forces P and Q which will…

A: ∑ fx560 cos50° = 270 cos20+ Q cosθ360 = 253.717 +Q cosθQ cosθ = 106.28                    - 1∑ fy560…

Q: A flat circular plate of radius R and constant flexural rigidity D is uniformly loaded on one face…

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Q: A W = 500 N R = 150 mm 250 mm Figure Q3

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Q: Determine the deflection at point D and the maximum deflection of the beam in the figure  using…

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Q: A 10-m long simply supported beam carries a load that varies uniformly from zero at the left support…

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Q: Determine the value of the force P that will prevent the cantilever beam from deflecting at the free…

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Q: Determine the reaction forces at the end B of the beam shown in Figure Q6 by using the virtual-work…

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Q: 2. Derive an equation that describes the vertical deflection of the beam, y(x), and also calculate…

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Q: Q:1: Analyze the frame shown below by Slope-Deflect ion Method and write down ; a): Slope -…

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Q: Determine the deflection at point C of the beam shown using Castigliano's Theorem. (You can verify…

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Q: determine the maximum displacement of the beam in the figure shown .

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Q: Using double integration method derive an expression for the maximum value of deflection for the…

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Q: The simply supported beam shown in Fig. P-610 carries a uniform load of intensity w, symmetrically…

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Q: A uniform, simply supported beam, is loaded as shown in Figure 2. Using singularity functions,…

A: P = 320 N  w = 200N/m

Q: A beam is subjected to a bending moment, as shown in the figure below, where point B is assumed to…

A: θ in Real Beam = SF in conjugate beam δ (deflection in real beam) = BM in conjugate beam

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