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Sign convention: Anti-clockwise moments-positive Clockwise moments-negative . . Upwards force-positive Downwards force-negative Exercise 1: Simply supported point load (single pony bogie wheel) Exercise 2: Skew loaded wagon 1.829 m 10 ton 10 ton 8 m 15m Exercise 3: Simply supported beam (inboard reaction loads) Hint: Simultaneous equations to solve for Fc, Ra and Rb 3 m 40 kN 7 m Rb 50 ton 7.5m Rb Fc Ra 1.829 m Rb

Sign convention: Anti-clockwise moments-positive Clockwise moments-negative . . Upwards force-positive Downwards force-negative Exercise 1: Simply supported point load (single pony bogie wheel) Exercise 2: Skew loaded wagon 1.829 m 10 ton 10 ton 8 m 15m Exercise 3: Simply supported beam (inboard reaction loads) Hint: Simultaneous equations to solve for Fc, Ra and Rb 3 m 40 kN 7 m Rb 50 ton 7.5m Rb Fc Ra 1.829 m Rb

Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Sign convention: Anti-clockwise moments-positive Clockwise moments-negative . . Upwards force-positive Downwards force-negative Exercise 1: Simply supported point load (single pony bogie wheel) Exercise 2: Skew loaded wagon 1.829 m 10 ton 10 ton 8 m 15m Exercise 3: Simply supported beam (inboard reaction loads) Hint: Simultaneous equations to solve for Fc, Ra and Rb 3 m 40 kN 7 m Rb 50 ton 7.5m Rb Fc Ra 1.829 m Rb
Transcribed Image Text:Sign convention: Anti-clockwise moments-positive Clockwise moments-negative . . Upwards force-positive Downwards force-negative Exercise 1: Simply supported point load (single pony bogie wheel) Exercise 2: Skew loaded wagon 1.829 m 10 ton 10 ton 8 m 15m Exercise 3: Simply supported beam (inboard reaction loads) Hint: Simultaneous equations to solve for Fc, Ra and Rb 3 m 40 kN 7 m Rb 50 ton 7.5m Rb Fc Ra 1.829 m Rb
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