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    Macaulay's Method Examples

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    This document uses Macaulay's method to determine the slope and deflection of a beam at point C. It provides an example of a beam with a distributed load and two concentrated loads. The method involves determining the shear forces and bending moments, deriving the differential equation, integrating twice and applying boundary conditions to solve for the constants of integration. The slope at point C is calculated to be 0.00105 radians and the deflection is 2.6325 mm.

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    This document uses Macaulay's method to determine the slope and deflection of a beam at point C. It provides an example of a beam with a distributed load and two concentrated loads. The method involves determining the shear forces and bending moments, deriving the differential equation, integrating twice and applying boundary conditions to solve for the constants of integration. The slope at point C is calculated to be 0.00105 radians and the deflection is 2.6325 mm.

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    This document uses Macaulay's method to determine the slope and deflection of a beam at point C. It provides an example of a beam with a distributed load and two concentrated loads. The method involves determining the shear forces and bending moments, deriving the differential equation, integrating twice and applying boundary conditions to solve for the constants of integration. The slope at point C is calculated to be 0.00105 radians and the deflection is 2.6325 mm.

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    Macaulay's Method Examples

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    Y SAHITH
    This document uses Macaulay's method to determine the slope and deflection of a beam at point C. It provides an example of a beam with a distributed load and two concentrated loads. The method involves determining the shear forces and bending moments, deriving the differential equation, integrating twice and applying boundary conditions to solve for the constants of integration. The slope at point C is calculated to be 0.00105 radians and the deflection is 2.6325 mm.

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    STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

    CE 309
    M ODUL E 1 : MACAU L AY S M E T HOD
    LECTURE 6
    Macaulays method - example
    Determine slope and deflection of beam at point C. Take E = 2x10^5 Mpa and I = 5x10^8 mm4

    12 kN
    4 kN/m

    A
    D B C

    3m 3m 3m

    MB= 0
    RBx6 = 4x3x(3+1.5)+12x9
    RB=27 kN and RA=-3 kN i.e RA= is downwards
    Macaulays method - example
    12 kN
    4 kN/m

    A
    D x B C

    3m 3m 3m
    d2y
    EI 2
    3 x 4( x 3) 2
    / 2 27 ( x 6) 4( x 6) 2
    /2
    dx

    Integrate above equation twice and solve for constants of integration by applying
    y = 0 @ x = 0 and y = 0 @ x = 6
    Macaulays method - example

    C2 = 0 and C1 = -20.25

    Slope at point C = 0.00105 radians and


    Deflection at point C = 2.6325 mm
    Find Reaction and BM diagram

    RA = 12 kN and RB = 24 kN
    Shear force diagram

    BM diagram

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