#Simply Supported Beam Carrying a Concentrated Load at Mid-span.
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Taking moment about R2, we have (fig. 1.1 a)
RA × l = W × ½
RA = RB = W/2
Taking a section at a distance x from R1, for values of x lying between RA and W, the shear force is W/2 and it is negative. For values of x lying between W and RB, the shear force is (W – W/2) =W/2, and it is negative in nature. Hence the S.F. diagram is shown in Fig. 1.1(b)
Similarly for values of x lying between RA and W, the Bending moment at any point is Wx/2, and is positive in nature. This bending moment is maximum at x = l/2, i.e. at the Mid-span and is given by,
Mmax = Wl/4
For values of x lying between W and RB, the Bending moment is
This bending moment is also positive. Hence the B.M. diagram is as shown in Fig. 1.1.
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