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PROBLEMS (10.83 through 10.86) A beam is loaded and supported as shown in Figs. P10.83
through P10.86. Determine:
(a) The reaction at support A.
(b) The deflection at the midspan.
SOLUTION (10.83)
(a)
0
0
'' A
EIv R x M x a=−<>
201
1
'2A
EIv R x M x a C=−<>+
32
012
1
62
AM
EIv R x x a C x C
=−<>++ (1)
Using boundary conditions:
2
(0) 0: 0vC==
201
1
'( ) 0: 0
2A
vL RL Mb C=−+= (2)
32
01
1
() 0: 0
62
AM
vL RL b CL
=−+= (3)
From Eqs.(2) and (3):
22
0
3
3()
2
AM
RLa
L
=−
and
10
(2)4CMbabL=−
(b) Making x=L/2 in Eq.(1)
22
0[3( ) 12 ( 2 )]
96
MM
vLabba
EI
=−+
0()(511)
32
MLa L a
EI
=−
SOLUTION (10.84)
Equivalent loading:
(a)
Continued on next slide
B
w
w
3a
a
R
A
A
C
D
y
x
RB
MB
b
a
R
A
A
C
B
y
x
RB
MB
M0
L
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22
'' 4
22
Aww
EIv R x x a x a
=−<><>
23 3
1
1
'4
26 6
Aww
EIv R x x a x a C
= < − >+ < − >+
34 4
12
14
624 24
Aww
EIv R x x a x a C x C
= < − >+ < − >+ + (1)
Using boundary conditions:
2
(0) 0: 0vC==
233
1
111
'(5 ) 0 : (5 ) (4 ) 0
266
A
va R a wa wa C=− + += (2)
344
1
111
(5 ) 0: (5 ) (4 ) 5 0
62424
A
va R a wa wa Ca=−++= (3)
Multiply Eq.(2) by 5a & subtract Eq.(3) from it:
1.005
A
R
wa=↑
Then, Eq.(b) gives 3
12.0625Cwa=−
(b) Then, substitute x=2.5a into Eq.(1):
444
2.61719 0.21094 5.15625
M
EIv wa wa wa=−
or
4
2.75
Mwa
vEI
=↓
SOLUTION (10.85)
(a)
2
'' 2
AA
w
EIv M R x x a
=− + < >
23
1
1
'26
AA
w
EIv M x R x x a C
=− + < > +
23 4
12
11
2624
AA
w
EIv M x R x x a C x C
=− + < > + + (1)
Continued on next slide
a
a
R
A
A
C
B
y
RB
MB
M
A
w
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Using boundary conditions:
12
'(0) 0: 0 (0) 0: 0vCvC== ==
3
2
'(2) 0: (2) (2) 0
26
A
ARwa
va M a a
=− + − = (2)
44 2
12
1111
() 0: 0
24 384 6 2
v L wL wL C L C L=− + + + = (3)
Multiply Eq.(2) by a & subtract Eq.(3) from it:
34
411 3
(2 ) ( ) 0,
3 6 24 16
AA
awaRwa−−− = =
Then Eq.(2) gives
2
5
48
A
M
wa=
(b) Make x=a in Eq.(1) and substitute the foregoing values:
4
48
Cwa
vEI
=↓
SOLUTION (10.86)
(a)
2
'' 22
AA
wL
EIv M R x x
=+<>
23
1
1
'262
AA
wL
EIv M x R x x C
=+ −<>+
23 4
12
11
26242
AA
wL
EIv M x R x x C x C
=+<>++ (1)
Boundary conditions:
12
'(0) 0: 0 (0) 0: 0vCvC== ==
4
23
11
() 0: 0
2 6 384
AA
wL
vL ML RL
=+= (2)
Continued on next slide
L/
2
L/
2
R
A
A
C
B
y
RB
M
A
w
x
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Statics:
20
1
0: 0
8
BAA
MMRLwLM=−+ −=
(3)
Multiply Eq.(3) by 22&L add to Eq.(2):
34
0
11 1 1 1
() ( ) 0
6 2 16 384 2
A
RL wL ML−+− −=
0
3
23
128 2
A
M
RwL
L
=−
Equation (3) yields
20
71
128 2
A
M
wL M=−
(b) Then, making x=L/2 in Eq.(1):
4
22
400
723
1024 8 6144 32
C
M
LML
wL wL
EIv =− + +
or
220
( 19 576 )
6144
CL
vwLM
EI
=−+
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