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    Fem & Shear Force & Bending Moment

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    This document summarizes the fixed end moments and shear forces for several types of simply supported beams subjected to different load cases. The beams analyzed include beams with a single point load, uniformly distributed load, and multiple point loads. For each case, the maximum bending moment and reaction force at the supports are provided.

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    Fem & Shear Force & Bending Moment

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    This document summarizes the fixed end moments and shear forces for several types of simply supported beams subjected to different load cases. The beams analyzed include beams with a single point load, uniformly distributed load, and multiple point loads. For each case, the maximum bending moment and reaction force at the supports are provided.

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    This is Fixed End Moment & Simply Supported Beam SHEAR FORCE & BENDING MOMENT FORMULA.

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    This document summarizes the fixed end moments and shear forces for several types of simply supported beams subjected to different load cases. The beams analyzed include beams with a single point load, uniformly distributed load, and multiple point loads. For each case, the maximum bending moment and reaction force at the supports are provided.

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    Fem & Shear Force & Bending Moment

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    Nikhil
    This document summarizes the fixed end moments and shear forces for several types of simply supported beams subjected to different load cases. The beams analyzed include beams with a single point load, uniformly distributed load, and multiple point loads. For each case, the maximum bending moment and reaction force at the supports are provided.

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    The document discusses bending moments, shear forces, and supports for beams under different loading conditions. Equations are provided for calculating the maximum bending moment and shear force at various points along beams with single or multiple point loads and uniform loads.

    The document discusses simply supported beams, beams with one end fixed and one free, and cantilever beams. The different types of supports discussed are simply supported, fixed, and free supports.

    For a simply supported beam with a single point load P, the maximum bending moment occurs at the point of loading and is calculated as M=PL/4. For a beam with multiple point loads, the maximum bending moment is calculated using the principle of superposition.

    FIXED END MOMENT

    L/2 L/2
    FEM PL / 8 PL / 8

    a b
    2 2
    FEM Pab /L Pba2/L2
    L

    P P

    L/3 L/3 L/3


    FEM 2 PL / 9 2PL / 9

    P1 P2 P3
    a b c d

    L/4 L/4 L/4 L/4


    FEM 5 PL / 16 5 PL / 16
    P1 x a x ( b + c + d ) 2 / L2 + P2 ( a + b )( c + d ) 2 / L2 + P3 ( a + b + c ) d 2 / L2
    P1 x ( b + c + d ) ( a ) 2 / L2 + P2 ( c + d )( a + b ) 2 / L

    L
    2
    FEM w L / 12 w L2 / 12

    a b c
    L
    FEM
    w x b2 / 12 L2 ( 6 L2 - 8 b L + 3 b2 ) w x b3 / 12 L2 ( 4 L - 3 b )
    w

    L/2 L/2
    2
    FEM 11 w L / 192 5 w L2 / 192

    L
    2
    FEM w L / 20 w L2 / 30

    b
    w
    d = L- a-2c/3

    a c
    L
    FEM
    -w x c / 2 L2 [ d2 ( d - L ) + c2/3(L/3 + 17 c / 90 - b / 2) ] w x c / 2 L2 [ d ( d - L )2 + c2/6 (L/3 + 17 c / 45 - b )

    L/2 L/2
    2
    FEM 5 w L / 96 5 w L2 / 96

    w
    a a
    c
    L
    3 2 3
    FEM w ( L - 2 a L+a )/12L -w ( L3 - 2 a2L+a3)/12L

    b
    w
    d = L- a-1c/3

    a
    a c
    L
    FEM
    (w.c/2 L^2 )*((a+(c/3)-L)^2*(a+(c/3))+c^2/6*(L/3+17C/45-(L-a))) (w*c)/2*L^2)*((a+(c/3)-L)*(a+(c/3)^2))+c^2/3*(L
    SIMPLY SUPPORTED BEAM BENDING

    L/2

    P1 KN

    L/3

    P1 KN
    a

    L/4

    / L2 + P2 ( c + d )( a + b ) 2 / L2 + P3 x d ( a + b + c ) 2 / L2

    a
    w KN/m

    L/2

    L
    w

    c
    x a
    L
    From Similar Triangle
    2
    + c2/6 (L/3 + 17 c / 45 - b ) ] w/c = h/x
    h= wx/c
    Maximum Moment at Zero Shear
    so,
    c*d/L=x*x/c
    x2=c2d/L
    x=c*sqrt(d/L)
    L/2

    a
    a
    L

    3)-L)*(a+(c/3)^2))+c^2/3*(L/3)+17*c/90-(L-a)/2)))

    w
    UPPORTED BEAM BENDING MOMENT & SHEAR FORCE
    P KN

    L/2 L/2 L/2


    Maximum Moment M = P * L / 4
    RA = P/2
    P KN

    a b a
    Maximum Moment M = P * a * b / L
    L RA = P*b/L

    P1 KN P2 KN

    L/3 L/3 L/3 L/3 L/3


    M1 =2 P1*L/9 M2 =2 P2*L/9
    RA = P1*(2/3)+P2(1/3)

    P2 KN P3 KN
    b c d

    L/4 L/4 L/4 a b c d


    M1 = P1*a*(b+c+d)/L M3 = P3*(a+b+c)*(d)/L
    M2 = P2*(a+b)*(c+d)/L
    RA = P1*(b+c+d)/L+P2*(c+d)/L+P3(d)/L
    w KN/m

    L L/2 L/2
    Maximum Moment M = w * L2 / 8
    RA = w*L/2
    w KN/m

    b c
    L a + (b/2) c + (b/2)
    Maximum Moment M = RA*(a+(RA/2w))
    RA = w*b*(b+2c)/2L
    w KN/m

    L/2 L/2 L/2 L/2


    Maximum Moment M = w*L2/16
    RA=3w*L/8

    w KN/m

    L L/sqrt(3)
    Maximum Moment M = w*L2/(9*sqrt(3))
    RA= w*L/3
    b
    w KN/m
    d = L- a-2c/3

    c a c
    L
    RA=w*c*d/2L
    Maximum Moment M @x = RA*(a+c*sqrt(d/L))-((1/2)*c*sqrt(d/L)*w*s

    w KN/m

    L/2 L/2 L/2 L/2


    Maximum Moment M = w * L2 / 12
    RA=w*L/4

    w KN/m
    a
    c
    L
    L/2 L/2
    Maximum Moment M = RA*L/2-(a*w*(3*L-4*a)/12)-(w(L-2a) 2/8)
    RA=w*(L-a)/2

    b
    w KN/m
    d = L- a-1c/3
    c a c
    L
    RA=w*c*d/2L
    Maximum Moment M @x = RB*(L-b+c*sqrt((L-d)/L))-((1/2)*c*sqrt((L-d
    From Similar Triangle
    w/c = h /x
    h=wx /c
    Maximum Moment at Zero Shear
    so,
    c*(L-d)/L=x*x/c
    c x2=c2(L-d)/L
    x=c*sqrt((L-d)/L)
    x
    RB = P/2

    RB = P*a/L

    L/3

    RB= P1*(1/3)+P2(2/3)

    d
    M3 = P3*(a+b+c)*(d)/L

    RB= P1*(a/L)+P2(a+b)/L+P3(a+b+c)/L

    RB = w*L/2

    RB = w*b*(b+2a)/2L
    RB=w*L/8

    RB= w*L/6

    RB=w*c*(L-d)/2L
    /L))-((1/2)*c*sqrt(d/L)*w*sqrt(d/L)*(1/3)*c*sqrt(d/L))

    RB=w*L/4

    4*a)/12)-(w(L-2a) 2/8)
    RB=w*(L-a)/2
    RB=w*c*(L-d)/2L
    ((L-d)/L))-((1/2)*c*sqrt((L-d)/L)*w*sqrt((L-d)/L)*(1/3)*c*sqrt((L-d)/L))

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