Mechanical Engineering - Strength of Materials - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Strength of Materials - Section 1 (Q.No. 11)

Strength of Materials

11.

For a beam, as shown in the below figure, the maximum deflection is

True

False

Answer: Option

Explanation:

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Discussion:

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Rishabh said: 9 years ago

I think the right answer is A) True.

Hemant said: 8 years ago

Here, Wa^2b/3EIL.

Balu said: 8 years ago

Answer should be A. Given deflection formula is perfectly right.

Amit said: 8 years ago

The correct Answer is A.

Pranav Gijare said: 8 years ago

Here, it is a simply supported beam so we can directly apply BM= Wl^2/8.

Samarjeet redhu said: 8 years ago

This formula is use in static deflection not for maximum deflection.

Gautam shubhashish said: 8 years ago

In unsymmetrically loaded ssb, the deflection is going to be maximum in the REGION between applied load and mid-span.

Sumanta DEY said: 8 years ago

Wab^2/3EI.

Haridas Bhuse said: 8 years ago

I think the Answer must be A.

Umesh said: 8 years ago

Ymax =Wa/9*3EIL(l^2-a^2)^3/2.

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