QB5 BEAM BENDINGA cantilever beam of length 8 m is loaded with three point loads as shown in Figure QB5.a) Calculate the vertical reactions and bending moment at support, A.b) Derive the equation for determining the Shear Force and Bending moments along theentire length, hence determine the values of the Shear Forces and Bending moments atpoints A,B,C and Dc)Sketch the Shear Force diagram and the Bending Moment diagrams by inspection.results for Bending moments and Shear Force in part (b)Compare with your50 kN20 kN40 kN2m1m1mc'DFig QB5 QA3- RELATIVE MOTIONA helicopter is flying North-West at 80 m/s relative to the ground and the wind velocity is 15 m/s fromthe East. The helicopter's main rotor lies in a horizontal plane, has a radius of 6 m, and is rotating at20 rad/s in a clockwise sense looking down on it.a) Calculate the helicopter's air speed and apparent heading through the air (i.e. both relative to theair).b) Calculate the maximum and minimum velocities of the blade-tips relative to the air.Hint: In both parts, draw sketches to visualise what's happening. In the second part, only considerthe helicopter's motion through the air and the blade-tips' motion relative to the helicopter (i.e.the air becomes your main reference frame, not the ground).

Objectives: To compute the support reactions To derive the shear force and bending moment equations…

QB5 BEAM BENDING A cantilever beam of length 8 m is loaded with three point loads as shown in Figure QB5. a) Calculate the vertical reactions and bending moment at support, A. b) Derive the equation for determining the Shear Force and Bending moments along the entire length, hence determine the values of the Shear Forces and Bending moments at points A,B,C and D c)Sketch the Shear Force diagram and the Bending Moment diagrams by inspection. Compare with your results for Bending moments and Shear Force in part (b)

QB5 BEAM BENDING A cantilever beam of length 8 m is loaded with three point loads as shown in Figure QB5. a) Calculate the vertical reactions and bending moment at support, A. b) Derive the equation for determining the Shear Force and Bending moments along the entire length, hence determine the values of the Shear Forces and Bending moments at points A,B,C and D c)Sketch the Shear Force diagram and the Bending Moment diagrams by inspection. Compare with your results for Bending moments and Shear Force in part (b)

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