Problem 728 | Isosceles triangular load over the entire span of fully restrained beam
Problem 728
Determine the end moment and maximum deflection of a perfectly restrained beam loaded as shown in Fig. P-728.
Problem 727 | Fully restrained beam with uniform load over the entire span
Problem 727
Repeat Problem 726 assuming that the concentrated load is replaced by a uniformly distributed load of intensity wo over the entire length.
Problem 726 | Fully restrained beam with concentrated load at midspan
Problem 726
A beam of length L, perfectly restrained at both ends, supports a concentrated load P at midspan. Determine the end moment and maximum deflection.
Problem 725 | Propped beam with partially restrained wall and settling simple support
Problem 725
If the support under the propped beam in Problem 724 settles an amount $\delta$, show that the propped reaction decreases by $3EI\delta / L^3$.
Problem 724 | Propped beam with partially restrained wall support
Problem 724
The beam shown in Fig. P-724 is only partially restrained at the wall so that, after the uniformly distributed load is applied, the slope at the wall is $w_oL^3 / 48EI$ upward to the right. If the supports remain at the same level, determine $R$.
Problem 723 | Propped beam with uniform load over half the span
Problem 723
Find the reaction R and the moment at the wall for the propped beam shown in Fig. P-723.
Problem 722 | Propped beam with moment load on the span by area-moment method
Problem 722
For the beam shown in Fig. P-722, compute the reaction R at the propped end and the moment at the wall. Check your results by letting b = L and comparing with the results in Problem 707.
Solution
Problem 719 | Propped beam with concentrated load at midspan by moment-area method
Problem 719
For the propped beam shown in Fig. P-719, determine the propped reaction R and the midspan value of EIδ.
Problem 707 | Propped beam with moment load at simple support by moment-area method
Problem 707
For the propped beam shown in Fig. P-707, solved for vertical reaction R at the simple support.
Problem 721 | Propped beam with decreasing load by moment-area method
Problem 721
By the use of moment-are method, determine the magnitude of the reaction force at the left support of the propped beam in Fig. P-706.
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