Problem The steel I-beam is simply supported at A and D and subjected to concentrated loads at B and C. El is constant. Using the moment-area theorems, determine: (a) Slope of the elastic curve at C (b) Deflection of the beam at C RA 0.4 20 kN B 0.8 m 30 KN 0.8 m I D Rp

Problem The steel I-beam is simply supported at A and D and subjected to concentrated loads at B and C. El is constant. Using the moment-area theorems, determine: (a) Slope of the elastic curve at C (b) Deflection of the beam at C RA 0.4 20 kN B 0.8 m 30 KN 0.8 m I D Rp

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Problem 6
The steel I-beam is simply supported at A and D and subjected to concentrated loads at B and C.
El is constant. Using the moment-area theorems, determine:
(a) Slope of the elastic curve at C
(b) Deflection of the beam at C
A
RA
0.4
20 kN
B
0.8 m
30 kN
0.8 m
I
D
Rp

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