A propped beam of length 6 m carries a concentrated load of 90 kN, 2 m from the fixed support and 80 kN, 5 m from the fixed support as shown: 90kN 80kN 3m 1m Determine the plastic moment if the collapse mechanism occurs under the 90kN load. 2m 72 88 83 57 Determine the plastic moment capacity. 57 88 72 72 Determine the plastic moment if the collapse mechanism occurs under the 80 kN load. 83 88 57 83

A propped beam of length 6 m carries a concentrated load of 90 kN, 2 m from the fixed support and 80 kN, 5 m from the fixed support as shown: 90kN 80kN 3m 1m Determine the plastic moment if the collapse mechanism occurs under the 90kN load. 2m 72 88 83 57 Determine the plastic moment capacity. 57 88 72 72 Determine the plastic moment if the collapse mechanism occurs under the 80 kN load. 83 88 57 83

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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