Describe how a qualitative analysis of a continuous beam is carried out. Include a list of the elements that comprise a qualitative analysis and any rules that may be used, (b) A continuous beam is shown in Figure Q3(c). Perform a qualitative analysis on the structure. Clearly show on the sketches the direction of the reactions at the supports and any points of interest along the beam. (c) W A B D.

Describe how a qualitative analysis of a continuous beam is carried out. Include a list of the elements that comprise a qualitative analysis and any rules that may be used, (b) A continuous beam is shown in Figure Q3(c). Perform a qualitative analysis on the structure. Clearly show on the sketches the direction of the reactions at the supports and any points of interest along the beam. (c) W A B D.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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