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    D2y dx2 Dy: Mechanics of Materials

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    This document discusses using the modified Macaulay approach to calculate the deflection of a beam with distributed loads over part of its length. It presents the deflection equation and solves for the constants A and B by setting the deflection to 0 at two points, x=0.6 and x=1.8. It finds A=-3.72 and B=2.952. The deflection equation is then written with these constants substituted in.

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    This document discusses using the modified Macaulay approach to calculate the deflection of a beam with distributed loads over part of its length. It presents the deflection equation and solves for the constants A and B by setting the deflection to 0 at two points, x=0.6 and x=1.8. It finds A=-3.72 and B=2.952. The deflection equation is then written with these constants substituted in.

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    This document discusses using the modified Macaulay approach to calculate the deflection of a beam with distributed loads over part of its length. It presents the deflection equation and solves for the constants A and B by setting the deflection to 0 at two points, x=0.6 and x=1.8. It finds A=-3.72 and B=2.952. The deflection equation is then written with these constants substituted in.

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    D2y dx2 Dy: Mechanics of Materials

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    This document discusses using the modified Macaulay approach to calculate the deflection of a beam with distributed loads over part of its length. It presents the deflection equation and solves for the constants A and B by setting the deflection to 0 at two points, x=0.6 and x=1.8. It finds A=-3.72 and B=2.952. The deflection equation is then written with these constants substituted in.

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    Mechanics of Materials

    128

    Using the modified Macaulay approach for distributed loads over part of a beam
    introduced in (j 5.5 (Fig. 5.39b),

    M,,

    E l d2y
    = - 2 0 ~ 62[ (X -0.6)] - 30
    lo3 dx2

    =
    I

    _
    El_
    dy ---20x2 +62[
    103 dx

    (X

    -yl2+ 30[

    - 0.6)2 ]-30[(

    -;.8'

    -2O[(X - 1.8),

    x - 0.6)3]+30[( x - 1.8)3

    ]
    +A

    EI

    - 2oX3 +62[
    = 6

    (X

    - 0.6)3] - ~ O [ ( ~ - O . ~ ) '

    24

    + 30[

    (X

    - 1.8)'

    24
    (X

    - 1.8)3

    -20[
    Now when x = 0.6, y

    o=

    ..

    +AX+B

    = 0,

    20 x 0.63
    + 0.6A + B
    6

    0.72 = 0.6A + B
    and when x = 3, y

    ..

    = 0,

    + 62 x62.43 - 30 x242.4' + 30 x241.2' - 20 x6l.z3 + 3 A + B


    = - 90 + 142.848- 41.472 + 2.592 - 5.76 + 3A + B
    - 8.208 = 3A + B
    o=

    20 x 33
    6

    -___

    (2) - (1)

    .'. A

    - 8.928 = 2.4A

    = -3.72

    Substituting in (l),
    B

    = 0.72 -0.6(

    - 3.72)

    B = 2.952

    Substituting into the Macaulay deflection equation,

    SE l Y = -~
    20x3
    6

    62[ (' 63:)-

    ]-

    30[ (x

    --t6)"] ;-')'I
    +

    30[ (x

    - 3 . 7 2 ~+ 2.952

    - 20 (x -:8' 9'
    At

    x=l
    30 x 0.4'
    20 62
    - 3.72 x 1 + 2.952
    +x 0.43 24
    6
    6

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