F M M A В a b a Calculate the reaction forces of the structure, with the sign convention drawn! What is the magnitude of the maximal shear force (IVIma) the sructure is subjected to? Give the maximal (M) and minimal (M - most dangerous negative) bending moments the structure is subjected to! See the sign convetion drawn! max 'min q = 13.00 [kN/m] F = 55.00 [kN] a = 1.40 [m] b = 10.00 [m] %3D Results: v A = [kN] A = [kN] [kN] M. [kN] 'max M [kNm] max [kNm] %3D min > <> > <>

F M M A В a b a Calculate the reaction forces of the structure, with the sign convention drawn! What is the magnitude of the maximal shear force (IVIma) the sructure is subjected to? Give the maximal (M) and minimal (M - most dangerous negative) bending moments the structure is subjected to! See the sign convetion drawn! max 'min q = 13.00 [kN/m] F = 55.00 [kN] a = 1.40 [m] b = 10.00 [m] %3D Results: v A = [kN] A = [kN] [kN] M. [kN] 'max M [kNm] max [kNm] %3D min > <> > <>

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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