A simply supported beam AB of span 20 m is crossed by the train of loads shown in Fig. P.20.6. Determine the position and magnitude of the absolute maximum bending moment on the beam and also the maximum values of positive and negative shear force anywhere on the beam. Ans. M (max) =466.7 kNm under a central load 10.5 m from A. S(max -ve) =-104 kN at A, S(max + ve) =97.5 kN at B.

A simply supported beam AB of span 20 m is crossed by the train of loads shown in Fig. P.20.6. Determine the position and magnitude of the absolute maximum bending moment on the beam and also the maximum values of positive and negative shear force anywhere on the beam. Ans. M (max) =466.7 kNm under a central load 10.5 m from A. S(max -ve) =-104 kN at A, S(max + ve) =97.5 kN at B.

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