Question 1 The figure shows a horizontally rigid beam whose own mass is m. The beam is homogeneous and gravity attacker in the center of the bar. The acceleration of gravity is g. The length of the beam is L. The bar is simply supported on the left side. The beam is held horizontally by a vertical string that is attached at a distance BL from the left endpoint BL F al al L/2 x = 0 x = L On the beam piece 0sxs al an evenly distributed load acts with the intensity p = In the following, a is a dimensionless parameter that can assume values between 0 and 1, and B A dimensionless parameter between % and 1. In addition, a is always less than B 0

Question 1 The figure shows a horizontally rigid beam whose own mass is m. The beam is homogeneous and gravity attacker in the center of the bar. The acceleration of gravity is g. The length of the beam is L. The bar is simply supported on the left side. The beam is held horizontally by a vertical string that is attached at a distance BL from the left endpoint BL F al al L/2 x = 0 x = L On the beam piece 0sxs al an evenly distributed load acts with the intensity p = In the following, a is a dimensionless parameter that can assume values between 0 and 1, and B A dimensionless parameter between % and 1. In addition, a is always less than B 0

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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