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    Mechanics of Materials (D) Simply Supported Beam Central Concentrated Load

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    The document discusses the bending moment (B.M.) of a simply supported beam with a central concentrated load. It provides an equation for the B.M. across the complete beam by taking the origin at the center. The B.M. is then integrated to determine the maximum deflection at the center and the deflections at the ends. It notes that in some cases it is more convenient to start with the equation for loading at a general point on the beam rather than the B.M. equation.

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    The document discusses the bending moment (B.M.) of a simply supported beam with a central concentrated load. It provides an equation for the B.M. across the complete beam by taking the origin at the center. The B.M. is then integrated to determine the maximum deflection at the center and the deflections at the ends. It notes that in some cases it is more convenient to start with the equation for loading at a general point on the beam rather than the B.M. equation.

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    The document discusses the bending moment (B.M.) of a simply supported beam with a central concentrated load. It provides an equation for the B.M. across the complete beam by taking the origin at the center. The B.M. is then integrated to determine the maximum deflection at the center and the deflections at the ends. It notes that in some cases it is more convenient to start with the equation for loading at a general point on the beam rather than the B.M. equation.

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    Mechanics of Materials (D) Simply Supported Beam Central Concentrated Load

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    The document discusses the bending moment (B.M.) of a simply supported beam with a central concentrated load. It provides an equation for the B.M. across the complete beam by taking the origin at the center. The B.M. is then integrated to determine the maximum deflection at the center and the deflections at the ends. It notes that in some cases it is more convenient to start with the equation for loading at a general point on the beam rather than the B.M. equation.

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    Mechanics o f Materials

    $5.2

    ( d ) Simply supported beam with central concentrated load (Fig. 5.8)

    Fig. 5.8.

    In order to obtain a single expression for B.M. which will apply across the complete beam in this case it is convenient to take the origin for x at the centre, then:

    WLX2 Ely = ~

    w x 3

    _ + A x_ +B 12

    At

    x=o,
    x=-

    dY =o dx
    y = o

    : .
    WL3 O = - WL3 - _ _ +B 32 96

    L 2

    Y=-

    12

    48

    (5.14)

    ..
    and

    ymax

    = - _w _L _ 3 at the centre

    48EI
    WLZ

    (5.15)

    at the ends

    (5.16)

    In some cases it is not convenient to commence the integration procedure with the B.M. equation since this may be difficult to obtain. In such cases it is often more convenient to commence with the equation for the loading at the general point X X on the beam. A typical example follows:

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