For the beam shown below, construct the Influence diagrams of the following functions: reaction at B, reaction at D and the shear at C. Also calculate the value of the maximum shear at C due to a concentrated load with a magnitude of P 1.0 AB immu с D TUDT All distances are in meters E ↓ 3.0 F **** mmm

For the beam shown below, construct the Influence diagrams of the following functions: reaction at B, reaction at D and the shear at C. Also calculate the value of the maximum shear at C due to a concentrated load with a magnitude of P 1.0 AB immu с D TUDT All distances are in meters E ↓ 3.0 F **** mmm

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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