
Length AB = 8m
w = 70kN/m
a = 2.5m
E = 2.5 x 10^9 N/m^2
Determine the slopes at A & B, and vertical deflection at mid-span of the loaded W310 x38.7 beam shown using the double integration method.



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Q.2) A boxed beam shown below supports a uniformly distributed load w 180 N/m. Two parts of the beam AB and BC are connected by a...
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For the shown beam, find the vertical deflection at point D by using: Assume B is a hinge, Member size is W360x110 by using Double integration method Notice that please W-6 60 kN 18 kN/mm 2 m. 2.5 m. 2.5 m. 3 m. ni
For the shown beam, find the vertical deflection at point D by using: Assume B is a hinge, Member size is W360x110 by...
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