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    For a beam with supports B, D, E, G and points C, F: 1) Determine the maximum reaction at support B, support D, and the maximum positive and negative shears and bending moments at point C due to various loads. 2) Determine the maximum compressive force in member GH of a truss due to various loads. 3) Determine the maximum positive bending moment at point D of a beam due to wheel loads.

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    For a beam with supports B, D, E, G and points C, F: 1) Determine the maximum reaction at support B, support D, and the maximum positive and negative shears and bending moments at point C due to various loads. 2) Determine the maximum compressive force in member GH of a truss due to various loads. 3) Determine the maximum positive bending moment at point D of a beam due to wheel loads.

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    For a beam with supports B, D, E, G and points C, F: 1) Determine the maximum reaction at support B, support D, and the maximum positive and negative shears and bending moments at point C due to various loads. 2) Determine the maximum compressive force in member GH of a truss due to various loads. 3) Determine the maximum positive bending moment at point D of a beam due to wheel loads.

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    PIT (Finals)

    Problem 4:
    A) Influence Lines For the beam shown, determine the maximum (a)
    reaction of support B, (b) reaction of support D, (c)
    Problem 1: positive and negative shears and the maximum positive
    Draw the influence lines for the vertical reactions at and negative bending moments at point C due to a
    supports B, E, and G, shear and bending moment at concentrated live load of 150 kN, a uniformly
    point C, shear and bending moment at point F of the distributed live load of 50 kN/m, and a uniformly
    beam shown. distributed dead load of 25 kN/m.

    Problem 2: Problem 5:
    Draw the influence lines for the reaction moment at For the truss in Prob.3a, determine the maximum
    support A, the vertical reactions at supports A,E, and G, compressive axial force in member GH due to a
    the shears and bending moments at points C and F of concentrated live load of 30 k, a uniformly distributed
    the beam shown. live load of 2 k/ft, and a uniformly distributed dead load
    of 1 k/ft.
    Problem 6:
    For the beam shown, determine the maximum positive
    bending moment at point D due to the wheel loads
    Problem 3: shown.
    Draw the influence lines for the forces in the members
    identified by an ‘‘X’’ of the trusses shown.

    a)

    B) Cables and Arches


    b)
    Problem 1:
    A uniform 80-m pipe that weighs 960 kN is supported
    entirely by a cable AB of negligible weight. Determine
    the maximum force in the cable.

    c)
    Problem 2: C) Beam Deflections
    The cable AB
    supports a uniformly Problem 1:
    distributed load of 12 For the overhanging beam shown, compute the value of
    kN/m. Determine the EIy at the right end using a) Double Integration Method,
    maximum force in b) Moment Area Method.
    the cable and the
    distance h.

    Problem 3:
    The cable carrying three 400-N loads has a sag at C of hC
    = 16 m. Calculate the force in each segment of the
    cable.
    Problem 2:
    Compute the midspan value of EIy for the simply
    supported beam shown using a) Double Integration
    Method, b) Moment Area Method.

    Problem 4:
    The cable ABCD is held in
    the position shown by the
    horizontal force P.
    Determine P and the force
    in each segment of the Problem 3:
    cable. Compute the value of EIy at the right end of the
    cantilever beam using a) Double Integration Method, b)
    Problem 5: Moment Area Method.
    A symmetrical 3-hinged parabolic arch has a span of
    20m. It carries uniform dead load of intensity 10 kN/m
    over the entire span and 2 point loads of 40 kN each at
    2m and 5m from left support. Compute the reactions.
    Also find the bending moment, shear and normal force
    at a section 4m from left end. Take central rise as 4m.

    Problem 6:
    Determine the internal force system acting on section 1
    of the circular arch.

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