Situation #2 El is Constant (Assume El = 1 kN-m²) B kN/m 7 m 14. Determine shear at for the equivalent conjugate beam 15. Determine moment at C for the equivalent conjugate beam 16. Determine the area for the moment diagram of the rectangular load from C to A with respect/referred to A A= 8 B= 6 17. Determine the area for the moment diagram of the reaction at B with respect/referred to A 18. Determine the area for the moment diagram of the reaction at B with respect/referred to C 19. Determine the slope at A 20. Determine the location of the maximum upward deflection from B. 21. Determine the maximum upward deflection. 22. Determine the maximum downward deflection 23. Determine the slope at C. 24. If moment diagrams are referred at A, what is the total upward load for the equivalent conjugate beam 25. If moment diagrams are referred at B, what is the total upward load for the equivalent conjugate beam All units must be in kN or m in the summary. Be consistent with your units. Use ABSOLUTE values for your summary of answers

Situation #2 El is Constant (Assume El = 1 kN-m²) B kN/m 7 m 14. Determine shear at for the equivalent conjugate beam 15. Determine moment at C for the equivalent conjugate beam 16. Determine the area for the moment diagram of the rectangular load from C to A with respect/referred to A A= 8 B= 6 17. Determine the area for the moment diagram of the reaction at B with respect/referred to A 18. Determine the area for the moment diagram of the reaction at B with respect/referred to C 19. Determine the slope at A 20. Determine the location of the maximum upward deflection from B. 21. Determine the maximum upward deflection. 22. Determine the maximum downward deflection 23. Determine the slope at C. 24. If moment diagrams are referred at A, what is the total upward load for the equivalent conjugate beam 25. If moment diagrams are referred at B, what is the total upward load for the equivalent conjugate beam All units must be in kN or m in the summary. Be consistent with your units. Use ABSOLUTE values for your summary of answers

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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