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Q1. A cantilever beam is carrying a UVL of 20000N starting at the free end and extends to 100000N to fixed end over a span of 5000mm. The beam also carries 2-point loads of 1000N and 5000N acting on free end and 2m from free end respectively. The material has the modulus of elasticity of 2.05x10^5 N/mm2. Calculate the deflection for the beam considering an addition UDL of 7kN/m for a span of 2 m starting from fixed support. This beam is made up of a unique shape with a block of 200mm x 250mm which had a top chopped off from top with a radius of 10cm.

Q1. A cantilever beam is carrying a UVL of 20000N starting at the free end and extends to 100000N to fixed end over a span of 5000mm. The beam also carries 2-point loads of 1000N and 5000N acting on free end and 2m from free end respectively. The material has the modulus of elasticity of 2.05x10^5 N/mm2. Calculate the deflection for the beam considering an addition UDL of 7kN/m for a span of 2 m starting from fixed support. This beam is made up of a unique shape with a block of 200mm x 250mm which had a top chopped off from top with a radius of 10cm.

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Q1. A cantilever beam is carrying a UVL of 20000N starting at the free end and extends to 100000N to fixed end over a span of 5000mm. The beam also carries 2-point loads of 1000N and 5000N acting on free end and 2m from free end respectively. The material has the modulus of elasticity of 2.05x10^5 N/mm2. Calculate the deflection for the beam considering an addition UDL of 7kN/m for a span of 2 m starting from fixed support. This beam is made up of a unique shape with a block of 200mm x 250mm which had a top chopped off from top with a radius of 10cm.
Transcribed Image Text:Q1. A cantilever beam is carrying a UVL of 20000N starting at the free end and extends to 100000N to fixed end over a span of 5000mm. The beam also carries 2-point loads of 1000N and 5000N acting on free end and 2m from free end respectively. The material has the modulus of elasticity of 2.05x10^5 N/mm2. Calculate the deflection for the beam considering an addition UDL of 7kN/m for a span of 2 m starting from fixed support. This beam is made up of a unique shape with a block of 200mm x 250mm which had a top chopped off from top with a radius of 10cm.
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