A truck and trailer combination with the axle loads shown in the figure rolls across the simply supported 12 m span. Validate the position of the resultant R from the 15 kN load. Compute the (a) maximum bending moment (b) maximum shear force FEE 15 kN 125 kN IR 90 kN |50 kN -3m -2 m B -3m -6 m R 12 m 1R2

A truck and trailer combination with the axle loads shown in the figure rolls across the simply supported 12 m span. Validate the position of the resultant R from the 15 kN load. Compute the (a) maximum bending moment (b) maximum shear force FEE 15 kN 125 kN IR 90 kN |50 kN -3m -2 m B -3m -6 m R 12 m 1R2

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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