For the beam loaded as shown, draw the shear and moments diagram without writing the shear and moment equations. Draw also the approximate shape of elastic curve of the beam a. For shear diagram, Indicate magnitude at all change-of-load positions b. For shear diagram, Indicate the shape at each segment of the beam.. c. For the shear diagram, locate the position of the zero shear- 1 point d. For moment diagram, Indicate the magnitude at all change-of-load position- e. For Moment diagram, Indicate the shape at each segment of the beam f. For the shape of elastic curve- 10 KN 3m 1m 8 KN/m 3m R2

For the beam loaded as shown, draw the shear and moments diagram without writing the shear and moment equations. Draw also the approximate shape of elastic curve of the beam a. For shear diagram, Indicate magnitude at all change-of-load positions b. For shear diagram, Indicate the shape at each segment of the beam.. c. For the shear diagram, locate the position of the zero shear- 1 point d. For moment diagram, Indicate the magnitude at all change-of-load position- e. For Moment diagram, Indicate the shape at each segment of the beam f. For the shape of elastic curve- 10 KN 3m 1m 8 KN/m 3m R2

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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