Mechanical Engineering - Strength of Materials - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Strength of Materials - Section 8 (Q.No. 47)
47.
The maximum bending moment for the beam shown in the below figure, is
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Sathish said:
6 years ago
@Angel.
You are correct upto what you have done but that's not the final answer.
We have to calculate uvl form reaction B to x then substrate from your answer and then you will get the final answer.
You are correct upto what you have done but that's not the final answer.
We have to calculate uvl form reaction B to x then substrate from your answer and then you will get the final answer.
Angel said:
8 years ago
Bending moment is max where Shear Force is zero.
Total load = 1/2 W l.
Rb =reaction at B, total Moment at A = 0.
Rb* l= 1/2 Wl * l/3.
Rb= Wl/6.
Shear force at a dist x from B=0.
Wl/6- Wx/l*1/2*x=0.
X = l/√3.
Bending moment is max at this point from B.
Rb *x= wl^2/6√3.
Total load = 1/2 W l.
Rb =reaction at B, total Moment at A = 0.
Rb* l= 1/2 Wl * l/3.
Rb= Wl/6.
Shear force at a dist x from B=0.
Wl/6- Wx/l*1/2*x=0.
X = l/√3.
Bending moment is max at this point from B.
Rb *x= wl^2/6√3.
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Akash said:
8 years ago
Explain it clearly.
Rani said:
10 years ago
Explain it.
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