A non-uniform, three-span beam is pinned at supports A and E as shown in Figure Q.4 is to be analyzed using the moment distribution method with no more than 6 distributions. For the loading indicated, (a) determine the final bending moments at supports A, B and C, (b) determine the reactions at support A, (c) sketch the bending moment diagram for the beam indicating all salient values.

A non-uniform, three-span beam is pinned at supports A and E as shown in Figure Q.4 is to be analyzed using the moment distribution method with no more than 6 distributions. For the loading indicated, (a) determine the final bending moments at supports A, B and C, (b) determine the reactions at support A, (c) sketch the bending moment diagram for the beam indicating all salient values.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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