A propped cantilever beam having a span of 6 m is loaded with a uniformly distributed load of 12kN/m all throughout its unsupported length. Assume El is constant. Determine: a. The vertical reaction on the roller support in kN. b. The vertical reaction at the fixed-end support in kN. c. The horizontal reaction at the fixed end support in kN. d. The fixed-end moment in kN-m. e. The maximum deflection in terms of El. Note! A cantilever beam for which one end is fixed and other is provided support, in order to resist the deflection of the beam, is called a propped cantilever beam.

A propped cantilever beam having a span of 6 m is loaded with a uniformly distributed load of 12kN/m all throughout its unsupported length. Assume El is constant. Determine: a. The vertical reaction on the roller support in kN. b. The vertical reaction at the fixed-end support in kN. c. The horizontal reaction at the fixed end support in kN. d. The fixed-end moment in kN-m. e. The maximum deflection in terms of El. Note! A cantilever beam for which one end is fixed and other is provided support, in order to resist the deflection of the beam, is called a propped cantilever beam.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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