Structural Analysis (MindTap Course List)
Structural Analysis (MindTap Course List)
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Author: Aslam Kassimali
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 5, Problem 28P

5.12 through 5.28 Determine the equations for shear and bending moment for the beam shown. Use the resulting equations to draw the shear and bending moment diagrams.

Chapter 5, Problem 28P, 5.12 through 5.28 Determine the equations for shear and bending moment for the beam shown. Use the

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Find the equations for the shear and bending moment of the beam.

Plot the shear and bending moment diagram.

Answer to Problem 28P

The equation of shear is S=x2202x+26.33for0<x<20ft;S=(x20)220+6.33for20ft<x<50ft_.

The equation of bending moment is M=x360x2+26.33xfor0<x<20ft;M=(x20)360+6.33x+133.33for20ft<x<50ft_.

Explanation of Solution

Sign conversion:

Apply the sign convention for calculating the equations of equilibrium as below.

  • For the horizontal forces equilibrium condition, take the force acting towards right side as positive (+) and the force acting towards left side as negative ().
  • For the vertical forces equilibrium condition, take the upward force as positive (+) and downward force as negative ().
  • For moment equilibrium condition, take the clockwise moment as negative and counter clockwise moment as positive.

Apply the following sign convention for calculating the shear and bending moments.

  • When the portion of the beam considered is left of the section, then the external force acting to the left are considered as positive.
  • When the portion of the beam considered is right of the section, then the external force acting to the right are considered as positive.
  • When the portion of the beam considered is left of the section, then the external force acting upward are considered as positive.
  • When the portion of the beam considered is right of the section, then the external force acting downward are considered as positive.
  • When the portion of the beam considered is left of the section, then the clockwise moments are considered as positive.
  • When the portion of the beam considered is right of the section, then the counterclockwise moments are considered as positive.

Calculation:

Show the free-body diagram of the entire beam as in Figure 1.

Structural Analysis (MindTap Course List), Chapter 5, Problem 28P , additional homework tip  1

Find the horizontal reaction at point A by resolving the horizontal equilibrium.

+Fx=0Ax=0Ax=0

Find the vertical reaction at point C by taking moment about point A.

+MA=012×2×20×20312×3×30×(20+2×303)+Cy(50)=0133.3331800+50Cy=0Cy=38.67k

Find the vertical reaction at point A by resolving the vertical equilibrium.

+Fy=0Ay12×2×2012×3×30+Cy=0Ay2045+38.67=0Ay=26.33k

Pass the sections aa and bb at a distance x from left end of the beam.

Show the section aa and bb in the entire beam as in Figure 2.

Structural Analysis (MindTap Course List), Chapter 5, Problem 28P , additional homework tip  2

Consider section AB:

Consider the left side of the section aa for calculation of shear and bending moment.

Show the free-body diagram of the left side of the section aa as in Figure 3.

Structural Analysis (MindTap Course List), Chapter 5, Problem 28P , additional homework tip  3

Find the shear at section aa by resolving the vertical equilibrium.

+Fy=026.33(20x10)(x)12×(220x10)(x)S=026.332010(x)+x21012×(2020+x10)(x)S=026.332x+x210x220S=0

S=26.332x+x220for0<x<20ft

Find the moment at section aa by taking moment about the section aa.

+M=026.33(x)(20x10)(x)(x2)12×(220x10)(x)(2x3)M=026.33x2010(x22)+x320(2020+x10)(x23)M=026.33xx2+x320x330M=0

M=26.33xx2+x360for0<x<20ft

Consider section BC:

Consider the left side of the section bb for calculation of shear and bending moment.

Show the free-body diagram of the left side of the section bb as in Figure 4.

Structural Analysis (MindTap Course List), Chapter 5, Problem 28P , additional homework tip  4

Find the shear at section bb by resolving the vertical equilibrium.

+Fy=0(26.3312×2×2012(x2010)(x20)S)=06.33(x20)220S=0S=6.33(x20)220for20ft<x<50ft (1)

Find the moment at section bb by taking moment about the section bb.

+M=0(26.33(x)12(2)(20)(x203)12(x2010)(x20)(x203)M)=026.33x20x+133.33(x20)360M=0M=6.33x+133.33(x20)360for20ft<x<50ft (2)

Thus, the equation of shear is S=26.332x+x220for0<x<20ft;S=6.33(x20)220for20ft<x<50ft_.

Thus, the equation of bending moment is M=26.33xx2+x360for0<x<20ft;M=6.33x+133.33(x20)360for20ft<x<50ft_.

Thea bending moment is maximum where the shear force is 0.

Equate the equation (1) to 0.

0=6.33(x20)220(x20)2=6.33×20x20=11.25x=31.25ft

Substitute 31.25 ft for x in Equation (2).

Mmax=6.33(31.25)+133.33(31.2520)360=307.5k-ft

Tabulate the shear and bending moment values at important locations of the beam as in Table 1.

Distance x, ft (From left)Shear, kBending moment, k-ft
0–00
0+26.330
206.33260
31.250307.5
50––38.670
50+00

Refer Table 1.

The negative sign indicates that just left of the point and the positive sign indicates that just right of the point.

Plot the shear and bending moment diagram of the beam as in Figure 5.

Structural Analysis (MindTap Course List), Chapter 5, Problem 28P , additional homework tip  5

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