Topic: Shear and Bending Moment A gantry crane of weight W-100 Kg moves across a bridge with the length /-5 m. The front axle of the crane (which is nearer end A) carries 3/4W whereas the rear axle (nearer end B) carries 1/4 W. The distance of the axles is b= 1/20. Determine the maximum value of the bending moment and enter your answer in N-m units.. Remember to also show all your work (FBDs, calculation steps, etc on the handworked file) HINT: Determine the shear and bending moment equations along the beam. Assume only concentrated loads at the front and rear axles. A X - b B

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