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    The document discusses the three moment equations used to analyze beams under uniform and concentrated loads. It provides the general equations for prismatic and non-prismatic beams. It then gives five example problems demonstrating how to use the three moment equations to determine beam reactions, moments, and deflections.

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    The document discusses the three moment equations used to analyze beams under uniform and concentrated loads. It provides the general equations for prismatic and non-prismatic beams. It then gives five example problems demonstrating how to use the three moment equations to determine beam reactions, moments, and deflections.

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    LECTURE 6 STRUCTURAL THEORY 1 THE THREE MOMENT EQUATIONS ( UNIFORM AND CONCENTRATED LOADS)

    THE THREE MOMENT EQUATIONS ( NON PRISMATIC BEAMS ) P L2 P L2


    + 2M 2 ( 1 + 2 ) + 3 2 + 1 1 (K1 - K13 ) + 2 2 (K 2 - K 32 ) + 1 1 + 2 2
    M1L1 L L ML w L3 w L3
    I1 I1 I2 I2 I1 I2 4I1 4I 2
    M1L1 L L ML 6A a 6A b H H
    + 2M 2 ( 1 + 2 ) + 3 2 + 1 1 + 2 2 = 6E( 1 + 2 ) = 6E(
    H1 H 2
    + )
    I1 I1 I2 I2 L1I1 L2I2 L1 L 2 L1 L 2
    PROBLEM 2.
    WHERE:
    For the prismatic beam shown, Use three moment equation to determine
    M1, M2, M3 = internal moment at the left, center and right supports the value of the deflection in terms of EI at 3 m from the left support
    I1, L1; I2, L2 = left and right end moment of inertia and span length
    P1, W1; P2, W2 = left and right beam concentrated and uniformly
    WHERE: distributed load
    M1, M2, M3 = internal moment at the left, center and right supports K1, K2 = factors of the span length where the concentrated load is
    acting from the left or right support
    I1, L1; I2, L2 = left and right end moment of inertia and span length PROBLEM 1.(Repeated)
    H1 ,H3 = left and right end height measured from the center. For the given beam shown,
    a. Calculate the moment at point B.
    b. Compute the reaction at the supports.

    PROBLEM 3:
    Solve for the reactions of the continuous beam shown then draw the shear
    and moment diagrams . Label each diagram completely.

    THE THREE MOMENT EQUATIONS (PRISMATIC BEAMS)


    6A1a 1 6A 2 b 2 H H
    M1L1 + 2M 2 (L1 + L 2 ) + M 3 L 2 + = 6EI( 1 + 2 )
    L1 L2 L1 L2

    PROBLEM 4.
    WHERE: A continuous beam ABCD has spans of AB = 6m, BC = 5m and CD = 4m.
    M1, M2, M3 = internal moment at the left, center and right supports Span AB is carrying a triangular load that varies uniformly from 0 to 15 KN/m
    L1; L2 = left and right end span length and is applied starting from a point 2m from A and terminates at point B.
    Span BC is carrying a 15 KN/m uniformly distributed load applied from B to
    I = moment of inertia C. Span CD is carrying also a 15 KN/m uniformly distributed load from point
    PROBLEM 1.
    For the given beam shown, H1 ,H2 = left and right end height measured from the center. C to a point 2m from D.
    a. Calculate the moment at point B. 6A1a 1 6A 2 b 2 a. Determine the moment at B and C.
    b. Compute the reaction at the supports. M1L1 + 2M 2 (L1 + L 2 ) + M 3 L 2 + = 0 b. Determine the reaction at A, B,C and D.
    L1 L2 c. Draw the shear and moment diagram
    WHERE:
    M1, M2, M3 = internal moment at the left, center and right supports PROBLEM 5.
    L1; L2 = left and right end span length A beam 6m in length has one of its supports at the left end and the other
    placed 2m from the right end. Exactly at the free end, the beam is carrying a
    I = moment of inertia 50 KN load. Using three moment equation, determine the deflection at the
    H1 ,H2 = left and right end height measured from the center. free end. E = 200 GPA and I = 480 x 10 6 mm4

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