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Shear and Moment Diagram

1) The document provides solutions to calculating shear and moment diagrams for beams under different loading conditions. 2) The solutions involve writing shear and moment equations, specifying values at points of changing shear, and identifying points of zero shear. 3) Sample solutions show calculating reactions, drawing the shear and moment diagrams, and determining maximum bending moment.
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Shear and Moment Diagram

1) The document provides solutions to calculating shear and moment diagrams for beams under different loading conditions. 2) The solutions involve writing shear and moment equations, specifying values at points of changing shear, and identifying points of zero shear. 3) Sample solutions show calculating reactions, drawing the shear and moment diagrams, and determining maximum bending moment.
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APTER FSI-JR

l0 kN

Solution:
LOAD DIAGRAM Shear Diagm LOAD DIAGRAM Momenr Diagram XMo=0
Increasirg Increasing 5R1+40=10(7)
Decreasing-
- \____/ -_
Decreasing- ,-\ l{1=6gg
I{2=16-6
write shear and moment equations for the beams in the followhg
problems. Ar.s. , r r , ,,
.
Rz=4kN
shear and moment diagrams, specifying values at all change
of l"I"ii"g positions . r rr I r . r

all points of zero shear. Negiect the mass of the bearn in


each problem.
Ves = 10 kN
Maa = 1Ox kN'm r0 kN
l0 kN
Vac=-10+6
Vsc = -4 kN f-'-l
Solution:
Msc=6(x-2)-10x
XMo=6
Mnc=t4x-12)kN.m trr=6 kN
6Rr=59 (2)+20(7) l0 kN
Rz =40kN Vcn=-10+6
Vco = -4 kN
Rr=50+20-40
Rt=30kN Mco=6(x-2)+40.10x
1g.o= (-4x + 29) kN.m Rr=6
Vas = 30 kN
30 kN
M,er = 30x kN.m
l\- z*J
vsc=30-50
Vnc = -20 kN"m

Mac=30x-50(x-2)
Mnc = i00 - 20x kN.m
tr
,/\
Solution:
XMa=0
16 R2 = 30 (2) + 10 (10)(5)
Rt
t,

Vcn=30-50+40 o,--.-.] 14.

I{2 = 56 gq
Vco = 20 kN
Mco=-20(7-x)
f-,--l
Rr=30 kN l(1 = 36 + 10 (10) - 56

Mcn = 20x - 140 kN.m It1 = 74 L11

Y as=74 - 10x kN
()r
Mes = 74x- to 1x1(fr)rolm
IM1.: 50 kN/m I

Mr.p = 30 (x) - 50 (x - 2) + 40 (x - 6) Ysc=74-30-10x


Mcr) = 30x - 50x + 100 + 4Ax - 240
M, r, 20x - I40 kN.m
Vsc=44-10x ^E
f-,1
Msc = 74x - 3o (x - 2) - 1ox (;) R,

Mss = (- 5x2 + 44x + 60) kN.m


168 169

N&-2\
Yvc=Zt - 30 (x - 2) t--:-J

Solution:
Itvtp = g
4 R1= 2s16; i +OQ) + 20(6)(3)
Vac=84-30x

= 24x-30r--rl(*)
.MBC
Vco=-36
t'
^l-J
R,

Rt = 140
Mco=36(5-x)
VAB=- rO-2y
,-_24
-30
vAB = - l0x2'20 ^
x=0.8
vAC=- zo-$+ru0
VAc=-10x2+120

vcp=-20 +t+o-272 -+o


Solution:
VcD=-1ox2+80 IMo=0 30 kN/m
s Rl= 30(2X2)
MAB= -r* ry Rt =24kN
MeB=-1ox2-2ox R1+R2=30(2)
Rz=50-24=36kN
MBc= -r*-ry+L4ag-2)
MBC = - 10x2 + l20x-280 Ylta=24
Ysc=24- (30Xx - 2)
*., : - zo* -2T2 + 140(x - \ - aog - a) Vsc=84-30x
30 kN/m

McD=-1Ox2+80x-120
Men = 24x
MBC = zs*-95fr R1

MBC=24x-15{x2-4x+4) u
Mac = -75x2 + 84x - 60
Solution:
XMa=9 24-30a=0
5 R2 = S6 12113; a = 0.80
MB=24(2) = 48
Rz=36kN
Mome* Iliag
Rr=30(2)-36 Max.M=ns*4fq
Rr=24kN Max.M=57.6kN.m.
Ylls=24
Mc = 57.0 -t'20J36\
Man = 24x
lvl6 = 3i6 151.*.
17i

10 = 15a
d = 0.667
Solution: ,, =@iQ (2) = kl.r.m.
8o
XMa=g
Max. M = ro *UY= 83.33 kl.l.m.
6 R, = 39 (2)(.1) + 15 (4X4)
Rz=50kN
Rz=30(2)+15(4)-50
Rr =70kN Cantilever beam loaded as shown.

van=70-30x Solution:
MAB = 7ox - 3ox (i) vAB=-*' I7N/m
u* = *(l)
Ysc=70 - 50 - 15 (x - 2)
Vnc=40-15x fuf^r= -#
M*=_*(lx, |)
Msc = 7ox - 60 (x - 1) - 15 (x - 4(*)
]vl1c=-wl-x wL2
Z +-T-
x=fa'=o'667m'
,rur* =* (| ,)
!j
Solution:
Iltlc = o Cantilever beam carrying the uniformly varying load shown.
6R1=3912115)+15(aX2)
R1
Solution:
=70 w_y
R1+R2=30(2)+15(4) L-x
wx
Rz=50 Y= L

Van=70-30x vou=-#
Men = 7or-ry?- vor=-{#
vnr = -wx2
2L
Vrc=70-30(2)-15(x-2)
Vsc=40-15x
Msc = 70x - 30(2)(x - 1) - i5(x - z1$ :zt
"",=-+(i)
Mnc = 4ox -f *z -eo
,u,ou=-f (r)=# (-wu?)(Lt3)
=-wlt16
t7) 173

Vrc=10-10(x-2)

(lantilever beam carrying a distributed ioad varying from w N,/m at the free
Mnc = 1ox - 1o (x - z)(+)
end to
zcro at the wall as shown: Mrc=19x-5(x-2)2

Solution: WNlm Vco=10(8-x)

L =-;* Mco = 10 (8 - x)(?)


*-y-f Mco=5(8-x)2

V=-wx*|1--y1,.

V =-wx.+ (Y),. Solution:

V=-*r*# EMnr =o
l0 kN/m
6R2 = 1916;15;

Rz=50
M =-#*f t--y)t-l(;)
lt2(10-y)(x)
*=-#**(t )f R1+ R2

Rr=60-50=10
= 10(6)

,=_#.#
n=#-# 10 = 10x
x=1

MB=2(10)=20

Max. M =20 +Y=25


Solation:
XMo=g Mc=25-roJr,=-ro
6 R2 = rg 16;151
Rz=50kN Van = + l'0

Rr=6(10)-50 Vgc=10-10(x-2)
Rr=10kN Man = 10x

Vns = 10 Msc = ,o*-10(\-2\2


Mnn = 10x
175
174

Solution:
l0 kN/m Solution: ?m

Elvto = g Vas=-8x 20 kN
5R2+25=10(5)(4.5)
Rz=40 ur6s=-$=-+*
R1+R2=10(5)
Vuc=20-8(x)
Rr=50-40=10

10 = 10a
Msc =20(x -q-ry
a=1 Msc=- 4x2+20x-40
Ven = 10
Men = 10x
Vuc = 10
Mac=10x-25
Vco=10-10(x-2)
2\2
Mco = 10x - 25 -lA$'-- Solution:
Xlvto = g
WN/m
L R2 =+! (3)
Solutio.n:
'
VaB=-2x 5 ki\i/m nr=*
M^B= -+= - *
R,+R =*!
1
v-?
a-3 or=* -*
a=y
-wL d
l(r=
Vnc = - 2(,0-?-
y_w
v11q= -2x-{ x-L
a=x-2 wx
--2)z
Y= L
Vnr. = - 2* -(x
y = Rr,#
*u,,=-T +(a)
wL xwx
Msc-, rz-8-2tk-Z) '--- 6 --2L
\/

\/ --wt- _-
wx2
Mnc =, ,, - o-if- -39.5 '- 6 2L
176
177
Efriirii[mrmimiiml
r-
Emirfrimrmimmr
r-

For Max. M, V = 0
*r (;)

ffi
^ wL wx2 M = Ri,, ll?xt
u= o - zt
^ wL - wx2
,= 3 L "=ry#
nL2
x'=E
L
{3
Max, M is at x

r"r=f(l) #(9'
=i
t--
xri

M=Rrx *(;)
'=Y
t'=ryr13
rynl:

pr =g!
66L
. -4 -ry1
*'-=4! 3 LY r
L--
r,r
6 {3 -Y- ./16
,=ffi(,*) Solution:
XMo=g
* ='** s n, =i (3x2ox2)
18{ 3

, =rE
9{3
Rz=12kN

n, = j lsyzoy- rz
Rr=18kN

v-2a
Solution: x-3
20x
Rr = Rz =i,*,(l) =* lf N/rn Y =---;-
vo, = ta -] *y
y_W
x-L
1"
Ves = 18 -+. (+) l/2xy

Y=
2Wx
L
vAB = 18 -#
1
v=Rr-ixy M6s = r8x-+, eX;)
Man = ral< -$
"=*-+,(+)
WL- Wx2 Vnc =' 12
12 kN

'- 4 L
Mnc=12(5-x)
179
t78

max,MoccursatV=0
,, -$=o Write the shear and moment equations for the built-in circular shown, If (a) the load P
is vertical as shown, (b) if the load P is horizontal to the left.
10x2 = 54
x=2.324m. Solution: tr{l-cosg}

(2:324\3 Mn=-PRSin0
max, M = 18 (2.724) -Lo
Ve=-PCos0
max,M=27.885 ld'J.m
Ma=-PR(i-Cose)
Va=-PSine

A total distributed load of 60 kN supported by a uniformly distributed reaction as

shown. Solution:
60 kN/m
Solution: vor=fsine
IFr=g tr,tor=fn(1-Cos0)
8W=4(60); W=30kN/m
tr-trcos(18G0)
60 kN/m
Vr.=!Si.,(180-O)
Ves = 30x

MAB = 30.(i) = 15x2


,BC=PSin0
2

ruru. = R + R Cos (180 - e) - PR Cos (180 - 0)


Vsc = 60 - 30(x - 2) = 120 - 30x |
Mac = 50(x - i) - 30(x -rr(*) t"t*=ER-RCos0+PRCos0

Msc =' 15 x2 + l20x - 120 ,* =T-TCos0+ PRCos0


30 kN/m
r"rr"=T(i+Coso)
Vco - 60 '120 + 30(x - 6)
or coruidering the right segment
Mcu = 6o(x - 1) - 120(x - 4) + 3oB+
r"ru. =
| [R - R co" (180 - o)]
Mco= 15xz-24Qx+960
rrrrc = [r - Cos o)]
T (180 -

ruruc=T(1+Coso)
r81
t80

In the overhanging beam shown, determini P so that the moment over each supp()rt
Solution:
equals the moment at mid span
)itvt, = 6
5 R2 + 10 (1) = 10 (2)(2)
Solutian:
Rz=6kN Rr=P+5(4)
Rr=10+2(10)-6 Rr=P+20
Rt=24kN
Ms=Me
14
*=m Ms=P(1)+s(1)(0.s)
Ms=P+2.5
x= ,I..4 m.
:"6
Ms = (P + 20X3) - P (4) -s (4X2)
Mn--10(1) Ms=3P+60-4P-40
Ms=- 10kN'm Mr =20- P
Mc = - 10 +-14 (1)
1\4c - 4 kN.rit P+2.5=20-P
1
P = 8.75 kN
N{.=4+)0a)0.a)
Mr = 13.8 kN'm
I

Mp=13.8-i(6)(0.60)
Mo= 12kN'm
Me=12-(6X2)=0

Solution:
Ilvto = I
4 R2 = 69 (1) + 30 (6) + 5 (4)92) Solution:
Rz = 70kw
IMnz =o
Rr-60+30+5(4)-70
7 R1 + 40(3) = 50(5) + 80(2) + 100(2)
R1=40kN
I Rr=70
tte=i(40+35)
Idn = 37.5 kN'm
I Err=g
rl^c=37.5-f (2s ++0)(3)
I1.2 = 56-r 80 + 4C + i00 - 70 = 200 kN
hfo=-50!<ld'm
t82
r83

Mc=-160+20(3)
A distributed load is supported by two distributed load as shown in figure Ivt=-100kN.m
30 kNlm Mo=-100+50(2)=A
30 kN/m

Solution: Solution:
IMnz =o XMs=6
7.5 Rl = 150(3.5) 5 R2 + 30 9t) =29 (3X1.5) + 60

Rt=70kN Rz=24kN

.'. wl={.Q=?3.33kN/m
Rr=30+20(3)-24
Rr =66kN
xFr=6
Rz=150-70=8kN , =ffi=i.a*.
.'. w2=f=esktvTm
Ma=-30(1)
Ma=-30kN.m

1
Mr = - 30 +f (36Xt.8)
Solution:
Mr=2.4kN.m
EMo =9
5R2+200=50(7)
Rz=30kN Mc = 2.4 -| payr.zl
R,
A/c=-12kN.m
R1 =50-30 20
Rr=20kN
Mo=.12-24(1)
Ms=20 (2) Mn=-36kN.m
Ms=40kN'm
Mo=-36+60
Mnr=40-2oo Mo=+24kN.m
Mu, 160 kN.m Mr=24-24(t)=0
185

Mr = 5o *| ooxo.sl
Mr = 52.5 kN'm

Ms = 52.5 -| tsoltr.sl
Mp = 30kNI'm
Ms,=30-30=0
R1

R1 40

Solution:
Xlr.l*, = g A beam supported on three reactions as shown consists of two segments joined at a
frictionless hinge at which the bending moment is zero.
2w=40(3)+20(2)
Solution:
w = L6 kN/rn
IMn =0
5 R3 = 20 (4)(3)
IFy=0 Rs =48kN
Rr =40 +2A+40-32
R=20(4)-48
Rr=58kN
R = 32 ldrl

EMa=o
4R2=29 (2X1) + 40 (2) + 32 (5)
Rz=70kN
Solution:
Rr=20(2)+40+32-70
4=10+20(2)-10(2)
R=30kAI Rr=42kN
aa
Ma = - i0 (3) - 20 (2)(1) + 10 (2X5) x =m= r'om'
Mr=30kN'm
,)
us =i $2+2)
x =#=0.5m'
Ms=44kN.m f,,=.t3 rN

Mn=20kN'm
I'{6 = 29 + 20 (1) Mc=M-38(2)
'i,ic = 40 kN.m lvk = -32 kN.m

Mo=40+10(1) Mn = - 32 + 32(1) = 0 (check)


Mo=50kN.m
I ll6 187

ffiXEIIEIIIImiTIEI-!1
r-

Mn=0+32(1)
Mp = 32 klrl.m
A beam ABCD is supported by a hinge at A and a roller at D. It is subjected kr the
Mr=e+l(1.6X32) Ioads shown which act at the ends of the vertical members BE and CF. These vertical
members are rigidly attached to the beam at B and C. Draw shear and moment diagram
Mr = 57.5 kN.m
for beam ABCD only.
Mr=57.6 -lgaYz.+1
Salutiott:
Mr =o
XMo=g
Dv(7)+ 4(2)+3(\=M(2)
Dv=2kI{
A frame ABCD, with rigid corners at B and C, supports the concentrated load as
shown in figure. (Draw shear and moment diagrams for each of the three parts of the Av=4+2
frame.) Av=6kN Dr=2

4kN
An=3+14
An = 17kN
Solution:
Ms=-6(2)
Mr=-12 lf.l.m
M=Prr2 f Msr=-12-5
I B:A
n4a1 =-18kN.m
v:D#
-PYx'* Mc = - t8'2(2)
M:DV;-raA
-,*lYl Ivf6=-22 119.*
M., 22 + 28

kr =6kN'm
Mo=6-2(3)=0

],I
I88 189

Solution: Solution:
XMR, =g XMr=o
RrL=+wL (31) e n, =i (3xs0x1) + rr0 (a)(6) E0 kN/m

p, =!YL Rt = 180 kN
-5

.xr =T--13
WLWL Rz = 40 (4)
1
+f (80X3) - t80

= 1fi) kN
R, =9
^o
Rz

y=T
Wx
80x
Y= 3
1

max,MisatV=0 zo =;xy
wL1
6 'r*Y =t) zo=fi*(q3 )
Y|z.(+)=, x = 1.225 m.
Lxz =u
t-Lt2 r\,au = -| tz)tso)
1U
x-= 3 Mn=-80kN.m
L
{3
Mc=-ao*@#d
I/c = tlO Ll'I.m

[/N/m Mn=40+20(1)
Mo=60kN.m
Solution:

Rr =R2=]w(|) =f Mr = 6o *l Qo){t.zzs)

max,M+(*)9 Mr = 76.33 kN
Mt=0
^u*,
=$
frA
I9!

Solution: Solution:
EMn=g XMo=6
't
(60X3)(3)
s n, = i (6oX3X2) + 20 (aXs) + 2o (7) 5 R2 = 2s (aX2) +
i
Rz = 1,14 kN Rz=86kN

-1
n, =] tooxa) + 2o (a) + 2o - 144 , Rr=20(4)+f(60X3)-86
Rr =46 kAl Rr=84kN

60
y =Tx y
60
=3x
Y =20x Y =Z]Ax

+6 =lx Qox)
6a
1
(20x) + 20x
=i*
x = 2.14 m.
L0x2+20x -64=0
x2 +2x"6.4=0
Mr = 46 (2.r4s)- 45 (%1q)
Mr = 65.7kN.m
-z * {zL, -, a. frx- e+t
* -
Mn = 46 (3) -1 (6oX3X1) x=1.72lr..
Ms=48kN.m
Mn = 84 (1) - 20 0X0.5)
1
Mc = 48 -)(u + u)(z) Ms = 74'0

lvt=-80kN.m
Ms = &r e.n) -+ (t.zz)(zo)(1.22) (W - 20 e.n)eJz)
Mo = - so *| too + 2o)(2) Mr = 137.5 kN'm

Mo=o
Mc = 86 (1)
Ivt = 86lcl.Lm
193
192

Solution:
Solution: 1
Rr = Rz =;@(r2)
2 wR =; (oox6)
Rr=Rz=36kN
Wn=90kN/m

Mn = - 6 (3X1.s) -; 1
(6X3)(2)
rur"=-* (40X2)(3
Mn=-45kN'm
Mn = - 26.67kN-m
-l

M<: = 36 (3)-+ (12)(5)(4)

M.,= -+ (6oX3X1) + eo (l)(o.s) NIc=-36kN.m

t\t=-45lN.m
Mo=Ma=-45kN.m

50 kN/m

Sohrtiott:
50 kN/m
XMn=o
1

9 R2 =+ (l2X6X2) + . (18)(3)98)

Rz=32kN

n, = ] lrzyloy *| $altz) - zz
Rr=31kN
y,12
Solution: x-6
XFy=o Y =2x
1

4**l+(*)] =50+80+50 5=ix(2x)


-32
6 r = {5 = 2.236 m.
w = 36 kN/m
6-x=3.7&r^.
Y =2x- 4.472 kN/m
12- 5' = 7.528 kN.nr
t94 ,19 5

Mo = 31 (3.264) - 4.422 <z.zoa{ry) t (7 .52s)(3.7 64) (l) <2.' a n1

Mo=49'5kN.m
Solution:
Mn = 31 (q -+ $4@G) Ms = 15 (2)
Me=30kN.m
Ma=42
Mc=30-5(2)
lv{6 = 29 Pg.*

Mo=20-1(35)
l2 kN/m
Mo=-15kN.m
Solation:
XM*, = 6 Mr=-15+15(1)=
+ n, =
Noylizllry
Rr=9kN
w1=f =a.5kNl7rn
Solution:
IFy=o w1(4) = 10
Wr = 2.5kN.m
nr=|1o;1rzy -e=27
Pr=10+80=90kN
wr=tr=13.5kN/m Pz = 80 klrt

2\Nr:49
For the point of zero shear(pt. B): Wz = 20 kN/m
1
5=4x+Zxy x2
y=4;Y=t' 4Wr= 49
1 We = 10 kN/m
5=4x+ix(2x)
1

x=1m
MB =i (4X10)
5.5 kN/m
Ms=20kN.m
Mc=20+2(10)
Ma = o.s(2Xil .I r+lrzl(f) = o.:s
Itfc = 40 kN.m
Mp=40-80(2)
Ms = 0.s(2X21 *
| r+irzl(f * r) - +1r;1o si I rrrrzr{$)
{o=-120kN.m
Ms=9 1
lv -=-120+)(z)(+o)
Mc = 0.5(2X3t z) - +p11t1
"| utrzt(f +
] rrxu:{$} Mr =-80kN.m
Mc = 5.67 -s0.i(.1)l.r-'r) = u
I\!
196 197

Sobtion:
2Wr=29
Wr = 10kN/m A truck with axle loads of 40 lJ! and 60 kN on a wheel base of 5 m. rolls across a

0.5 W2 = 49
l0 rn span Compute the maximum bending moment and the rnaximum slrearing force.

Wz=80kN/m
Solution:
4W:=40 R=40+60'
Ws = 10 kN/m R=100kN
0.5 Wn = 49 100x = 40 (5)
W.r=80kN/m x =2rn-
Position lor mariilil.fi nwnt
2lV'=29 40 I00 60

Ws = i0kN/m XMR, =6
10 R2 = 100 (4)
rra, =| izoylzl Rz =40 kN
Mu=20kl{.m
max, M=40 (4)

Ms = zo +| (2oxo.2s) max.M=16,0kI.J.m
P os ilian Jor maxinwn .r he ar
MH=22.5kNI.m
XlvtR, = 6
4* 100 60
},i,s=22.5-|eaXa.Nl 10 R2 = 100 (8)

Irdg=29klg.. Rz=80kN
r'{. -+ (2X20) = o max, V=80kN
= 20

a
MD=i (zox2)
Mo=20|.f,..}.rn

Mr = 20 *f Goxo.zs) A tractor with axle loads of 4 kN and 8 kN has a wheel base of 3 m. Compute the
ruuimum {noment and maximum slrearing force.whm crossing a 6 m. span.
MI=22.5kN.m
Solution:
Mr = 22.s -| eoXo.zsl R=4+8
Mr=20kNI.m R=12kN
12x=aQ)
x=Lnr

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