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Beam with bending load The beam AD below is made of steel A-36 and has a cross section as indicated. This beam is loaded between A and B with a distributed load with intensity w and at D with a vertical force P downwards. At A the beam is supported with a

Beam with bending load

The beam AD below is made of steel A-36 and has a cross section as indicated. This beam is loaded between A and B with a distributed load with intensity w and at D with a vertical force P downwards. At A the beam is supported with a fixed clamping and at C with a roller bearing. The own weight of the beam may be neglected. Handle the orientation of the given x-y axis system.

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L=185

Determine all support reactions in A and C, when force P=100 N and distributed load w=4 N/mm.


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