1× aluminium (E=69 GPa) beam with a length of 280mm and cross section of 20x1mm A L/2 +/+ L/2 B P= 75Kg Figure 3 1) Calculate the deflection of the cantilever beam (without support B) at the tip, first without load applied, and then with the loas P applied at the middle. 2) Calculate the reaction force of the propped cantilever beam at support B (using the unit load method) under the applied point load.

1× aluminium (E=69 GPa) beam with a length of 280mm and cross section of 20x1mm A L/2 +/+ L/2 B P= 75Kg Figure 3 1) Calculate the deflection of the cantilever beam (without support B) at the tip, first without load applied, and then with the loas P applied at the middle. 2) Calculate the reaction force of the propped cantilever beam at support B (using the unit load method) under the applied point load.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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