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The reactions at supports

Answer to Problem 15.1P
The support reaction
The support reaction
The support reaction
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The flexural rigidity,
Concept Used:
Write the expression for fixed end moments in a beam with uniformly distributed load.
Here, the fixed end moment is FEM, the load on the beam is
Write the expression for fixed end moments in a beam with point load at mid-span.
Write the expression for load matrix.
Here,
Calculations:
Calculate the fixed end moment at
Substitute
Write the force matrix from the known force.
Write the displacement matrix for the known displacement.
Develop the stiffness matrix.
Calculate the member stiffness matrix for member 1.
Substitute
Calculate the member stiffness matrix for member 2.
Substitute
Calculate the stiffness matrix for the beam.
Substitute the values of
Substitute the values of stiffness matrix and displacement matrix in Equation (III).
Solve the above matrix to get the values of displacement.
Solve Equations (VIII), (IX) and (X).
Calculate the value of
Substitute
Calculate the value of
Substitute
Calculate the value of
Substitute
Conclusion:
The support reaction
The support reaction
The support reaction
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