2) A beam loaded with both transverse and longitudinal loads as shown. This beam loading is typical of interior beams in an airplane fuselage which support all kinds of fixed equipment. Draw the axial loads, shear, and bending-moment diagram. 200 lb 4 1.8" G 600 lb "1 4' 2" 10007b 4" a 5" 5 1560 lb 12 i D 10" N B in E 2" 600

2) A beam loaded with both transverse and longitudinal loads as shown. This beam loading is typical of interior beams in an airplane fuselage which support all kinds of fixed equipment. Draw the axial loads, shear, and bending-moment diagram. 200 lb 4 1.8" G 600 lb "1 4' 2" 10007b 4" a 5" 5 1560 lb 12 i D 10" N B in E 2" 600

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200 lb
2) A beam loaded with both transverse and longitudinal loads as shown.
This beam loading is typical of interior beams in an airplane fuselage
which support all kinds of fixed equipment. Draw the axial loads,
shear, and bending-moment diagram.
1.8"
G
600 lb
2"
100076
F
5"
40mm
FIG. I
5"
:
C
FIG. 2
1560 lb
12
1
7"
D
10"
2'
B
10
T
5"
600 lb

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Step 3: Resolving forces at C & D about center of beam

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Step 4: Resolving forces at E about center of beam

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