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RAH= 0 RBH= 0
RAV RBV
l
RAH= 0 RBH= 0
RAV RBV
Load Intensity= W Kg/m
l/2 l/2
RAH= 0 RBH= 0
Load Intensity= W Kg/m
RAH= 0 RBH= 0
RAV RBV
Load Intensity= W Kg/m
RAH= 0 RBH= 0
Load Intensity= W Kg/m
RAH= 0 RBH= 0
Load Intensity= 3W Kg/m
Concentrated Load of 9W Kg Concentrated Load of 9W Kg
Y
X
x
The equation of the deflection of the beam at any distance
x from the ordinate axis is give by: -
From the equation it has been observed that the maximum
deflection occur at the middle part of the the beam and is
equal to: -
Y
X
x
= Deflection at middle of span
= Deflection at any linear distance ‘x’ from left of
span
= Deflection denoted by ‘y’.
RAV RBV
6D 6D
4D
6D
1D1D
2D 2D 2D
1D 1D
6D
The total moment of inertia about the axis XX(NEUTRAL AXIS) of fig. 1 =
The total moment of inertia about the axis XX(NEUTRAL AXIS) of fig. 2 =
Therfore the % by which the moment of areas of fig.2 is more than fig.1=
From the bending moment diagram as shown we can get the maximum bendimng moment is =
Fro that, for designing of the crossection the bending moment will be taken as=
The by he formula: -
M = ρ
I y (where I= moment of areas of the figure about neutral
axis
ρ= Bending stress
y= distance from the taken axis to the neutral axis)
The equation of the shear stress curve of this figure from axis (a<=y<b)=
The equation of the shear stress curve of this figure from axis (a<=y<b)=
Due to the symmetric about the xx the remaining shape of the curve will be same
as that above the abscissa
a
b
o
bl
al
(-)
(+)
The simplest equation of bending stress curve of this figure =
The simplest equation of bending stress curve of this figure =
(-)
(+)
Moment generated by the force along X axis
Moment generated by the force along Y axis
Therefore, the combined stress acting act any point on the cross-section at the co-
ordinates (xl , yl ) is given by: -
Moment generated by the force along X axis
Moment generated by the force along Y axis
Therefore, the combined stress acting act any point on the cross-section at the co-
ordinates (xl , yl ) is given by: -
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  • 1. RAH= 0 RBH= 0 RAV RBV l
  • 2. RAH= 0 RBH= 0 RAV RBV Load Intensity= W Kg/m l/2 l/2
  • 3. RAH= 0 RBH= 0 Load Intensity= W Kg/m
  • 4. RAH= 0 RBH= 0 RAV RBV Load Intensity= W Kg/m
  • 5. RAH= 0 RBH= 0 Load Intensity= W Kg/m
  • 6. RAH= 0 RBH= 0 Load Intensity= 3W Kg/m Concentrated Load of 9W Kg Concentrated Load of 9W Kg
  • 7. Y X x The equation of the deflection of the beam at any distance x from the ordinate axis is give by: - From the equation it has been observed that the maximum deflection occur at the middle part of the the beam and is equal to: -
  • 8. Y X x = Deflection at middle of span = Deflection at any linear distance ‘x’ from left of span = Deflection denoted by ‘y’. RAV RBV
  • 9.
  • 10.
  • 11.
  • 12. 6D 6D 4D 6D 1D1D 2D 2D 2D 1D 1D 6D
  • 13. The total moment of inertia about the axis XX(NEUTRAL AXIS) of fig. 1 = The total moment of inertia about the axis XX(NEUTRAL AXIS) of fig. 2 = Therfore the % by which the moment of areas of fig.2 is more than fig.1= From the bending moment diagram as shown we can get the maximum bendimng moment is = Fro that, for designing of the crossection the bending moment will be taken as= The by he formula: - M = ρ I y (where I= moment of areas of the figure about neutral axis ρ= Bending stress y= distance from the taken axis to the neutral axis)
  • 14. The equation of the shear stress curve of this figure from axis (a<=y<b)= The equation of the shear stress curve of this figure from axis (a<=y<b)= Due to the symmetric about the xx the remaining shape of the curve will be same as that above the abscissa a b o bl al
  • 15. (-) (+) The simplest equation of bending stress curve of this figure =
  • 16. The simplest equation of bending stress curve of this figure =
  • 18. Moment generated by the force along X axis Moment generated by the force along Y axis Therefore, the combined stress acting act any point on the cross-section at the co- ordinates (xl , yl ) is given by: -
  • 19. Moment generated by the force along X axis Moment generated by the force along Y axis Therefore, the combined stress acting act any point on the cross-section at the co- ordinates (xl , yl ) is given by: -