SIMPLY SUPPORTED STRUCTURAL BEAM STRESS AND DEFLECTION ANAL

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1 of 6 22/03/2016 09:17 HOMEPAGE CALCULATORS EXAMPLES GUIDELINES SIMPLY SUPPORTED STRUCTURAL BEAM STRESS AND DEFLECTION ANAL Following calculator has been developed to find forces, moments, stresses, deflections and slopes in a supported beam. Multiple point loads, distributed loads and concentrated moments can be defined as input This calculator has been developed by using formulas given in the "Simply Supported Beam with Concentrat at any Point", "Simply Supported Beam with Concentrated Intermediate Moment" and "Simply Supported Be Partially Distributed Load" calculator pages. Note: For more information on shear, moment, slope and deflection calculations for different end constraints refer to "Beams; Flexure of Straight Bars" chapter of Roark's Formulas for Stress and Strain. Calculator: INPUT PARAMETERS POINT LOADS Parameter Symbol Magnitude Distance Load 1 * P 1 Load 2 * P 2 Load 3 * P 3 Load 4 * P 4

2 of 6 22/03/2016 09:17 Load 5 * P 5 CONCENTRATED MOMENTS Parameter Symbol Magnitude Distance Moment 1 * M 1 Moment 2 * M 2 Moment 3 * M 3 Moment 4 * M 4 Moment 5 * M 5 DISTRIBUTED LOADS Parameter Symbol Magnitude Distance wa wb a b Distributed Load 1 * w 1 Distributed Load 2 * w 2 Distributed Load 3 * w 3 Distributed Load 4 * w 4 Distributed Load 5 * w 5 STRUCTURAL BEAM PROPERTIES Parameter Symbol Value Unit Beam Length Distance x L x

Modulus of Elasticity Distance from neutral axis to extreme fibers Second moment of area ** E c I Note : Use dot "." as decimal separator. Note * : P is positive in downward direction as shown in the figure and negative in upward direction. M is positiv in clockwise direction as shown in the figure. w a and w b are positive in downward direction as shown in the figur and negative in upward direction. Note ** : For second moment of area calculations of structural beams, visit " Sectional Properties Calculators". INPUT LOADING TO SIMPLY SUPPORTED BEAM POINT LOADS No. Location Magnitude 1 3400 mm 1225.6 N 2 4000 mm 573.5 N 3 4600 mm 1225.6 N CONCENTRATED MOMENTS No. Location Magnitude DISTRIBUTED LOADS No. Start Location Magnitude End Location Magnitude RESULTS Parameter Symbol Value Unit Reaction Force 1 R 1 1512.3 Reaction Force 2 R 2 1512.3 Transverse Shear Force @ distance x Maximum Transverse Shear Force V x 1512.3 V max 1512.3 Moment @ distance x M x 0.0 Maximum Moment M max 5314.0 3 of 6 22/03/2016 09:17

4 of 6 22/03/2016 09:17 Slope 1 θ 1-1.750 Slope 2 θ 2 1.750 Slope @ distance x θ x -1.750 Maximum Slope θ max 1.750 Deflection @ distance x y x 0.000 Maximum Deflection y max -80.826 Bending Stress @ distance x σ x 0.0 Maximum Bending Stress σ max 16.6 Note * : R 1 and R 2 are vertical end reactions at the left and right, respectively, and are positive upward. Shea forces and deflections are positive in upward direction and negative in downward direction. All moments ar positive when producing compression on the upper portion of the beam cross section. All slopes are positiv when up and to the right. Note: Stresses are positive numbers, and these are stress magnitudes in the beam. It does not distinguis between tension or compression of the structural beam. This distinction depends on which side of the beam neutral plane c input corresponds. Slope Deflection

5 of 6 22/03/2016 09:17 Moment Shear Force Definitions: Distributed load: A load which acts evenly over a structural member or over a surface that supports the load. Fixed support: Fixed supports can resist vertical and h forces as well as a moment. Since they restrain both rota translation, they are also known as rigid supports. Roark's Formulas for Stress and Strain, 8 $95.40 (23) Machinery's Handbook, 29th $65.52 (205) Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design ( $236.32 Powered by (21) Mechanics of Materials, 7th Edition $137.60 (16) Pin support: A pinned support resist both vertical and h forces but not a moment. They will allow the structural me rotate, but not to translate in any direction. A pinned co could allow rotation in only one direction; providing resis rotation in any other direction. Roller support: Roller supports are free to rotate and t along the surface upon which the roller rests. The reaction force is always a single force that is perpendicula surface. Roller supports are commonly located at one end bridges to allow the expansion and contraction of the struc to temperature changes. Simply supported beam: A beam which is free to rota supports, and also to expand longitudinally at one end. Structural beam: A structural element that withstands lo moments. General shapes are rectangular sections, I beam flange beams and C channels.

6 of 6 22/03/2016 09:17 Supplements: Link Usage Sectional Properties Calculator of Profiles Sectional properties needed for the structural beam stress analysis can b calculated with sectional properties calculator. Simply Supported Beam Deflection Calculation Example An example on calculation of max. deflection, max. shear force, max. bending moment and mid-span slope/deflection of a simply supported beam under multiple point loads and a distributed load. List Of Equations: "Simply Supported Beam with Concentrated Load at any Point", Simply Supported Structural Beam with Distributed Load" and Simply Supported Beam with Concentrated Moment at any Point" calculators have be for the calculation of forces, moments, stresses, deflections and slopes with superposition principal. Reference: Young, W. C., Budynas, R. G.(2002). Roark's Formulas for Stress and Strain. 7nd Edition, McGraw-Hill, Chapt 125-267 Oberg.E, Jones.D.J., Holbrook L.H, Ryffel H.H., (2012). Machinery's Handbook. 29th edition. Industrial Press 236-261 Beer.F.P., Johnston.E.R. (1992). Mechanics of Materials, 2nd edition. McGraw-Hill, Chapter 4-5-7-8-9 Copyright 2013-2016 About us Contact us Disclaimer Privacy Policy