The truck is moving along a 20 m span of beam. The front axle is 30 kN, the middle is 75 kN and the rear is 45 kN. The middle load is space 4m from the front and 8 m from the rear. a. Determine the moment under each axle. b. Calculate the maximum moment produced by the load. c. Calculate the maximum shear. 45 KN 75 kN 30 kN -8m A 20 m 2 4m B

The truck is moving along a 20 m span of beam. The front axle is 30 kN, the middle is 75 kN and the rear is 45 kN. The middle load is space 4m from the front and 8 m from the rear. a. Determine the moment under each axle. b. Calculate the maximum moment produced by the load. c. Calculate the maximum shear. 45 KN 75 kN 30 kN -8m A 20 m 2 4m B

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