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Structural Steel Design Quizzam odule : Statics NAE Draw shear and moment diagrams for the following loading conditions. Note the reactions. Calculate the maximum amount of internal bending moment. 0 500 lb/ft 8000 lbs k/ft 0 k 5 5 0 30 R A R B R A R B max max

0 30 k SOLUTIONS +4.8k A Start at 0. Draw left to right without lifting your pen from the paper. Point loads make the shear diagram jump up or down. -.5 kips per foot Uniformly distributed loads make the shear diagram descend in a straight line. B All of these problems have the same process.` Solve for reactions. F Ra + Rb - (.5 k/ft)(0 ft) - 8 k Ra + Rb - 30 k - 8 k Ra + Rb - 38 k 0 Two unknowns, Ra and Rb are present. We need a second equation: 0. Choose A as the point of rotation for moment. Sum the moments of each force from left to right. Fd, F magnitude of force, d moment arm, i.e. perpendicular distance from the point to the force. Directions: negative (-) for clockwise, positive (+) for counterclockwise. All uniformly distributed loads can be treated as point loads in the middle of the load. Thus, the load above is 0 ft from point A, and has a magnitude of 30 k. From left to right: (Ra * 0) - (30 k * 0 ft) + (Rb * 5 ft) - (8 k * 35 ft) -300 kft + 5 Rb - 80 kft 0 5 Rb 580 kft Rb 3. k From our first equation, F 0, we have: F Ra + Rb - 38 k 3. k + Rb - 38 k 0 Rb 4.8 k Draw the shear diagram (series to the left). See the beam lectures for more rules and methods. No load means the shear diagram doesn t change left to right. +3.k - 8.0k Ending at 0 means you ve done your math right.

Given the shear diagram, draw the moment diagram. The value of the shear diagram is the slope (rise/run) of the moment diagram. Positive shear means upward slope. Negative shear means downward slope. 0 shear means no slope. Shear is positive, thus slope is upward. Start at 0, since this connection is a pin or roller. The shear decreases, which means the slope gets increasingly flat, until the shear reaches zero, where the moment flattens out and points horizontally. The shear is negative, so the moment begins to point downward. The shear doesn t change along this range, so the moment diagram has a constant, negative slope. Graphically, it is a straight line that points downward. The shear doesn t change along the range from B to the end, so the moment diagram has a constant, negative slope. Graphically, it is a straight line that points downward. We have to end at zero. We know the moment diagram is negative at point B because we have an upward slope (positive shear) that must end at zero. The only way to end at zero with an upward slope is to start in the negative range (at point B).

Calculating maximum moment. There are two candidates for the maximum internal bending moment. We have to calculate both of them and take the larger magnitude. If we take a candidate point and draw a line up to the shear diagram, we can get the value for the moment by calculating the area under the shear diagram to the left or right of the line. Candidate. This one is trickier one. We need the equation for the area of a triangle and for a line (since we don t know the distance x below). Candidate. This is the easiest to calculate. Just calculate the area of the red rectangle. +4.8 k 0 ft x +8.0k y mx + b To solve for x, we need to evaluate this line equation. In this case, the slope of the shear diagram s line is the value of the uniformly continuous load that caused it. Thus m -.5 k/ft. b is the intersection of the line with the y-axis. (b 4.8 k) 0 ft * 8.0k 80 k ft Since this is the larger magnitude, this is the correct answer. y mx + b 0 (-.5 k/ft) x + 4.8 k x (-4.8 k) / (-.5 k/ft) 9.866667 ft Now calculate the area of the triangle. A bh (9.86667 ft)(4.8 k) 73 k ft 3

A B 3 PROBLE Solve for reactions. Ra and Rb are the same because of symmetry. So we just add up all the loads and divide by. Ra Rb (0 k +.0 k/ft * 30 ft) / (0 k + 30 k) / 40 k / 0 k Given the shear diagram, draw the moment diagram. +0.0k +5.0k -5.0k -0.0k +0.0k Point loads and reactions jump up (or down). Slope starts upwards (positive shear). Slope still points up, shear is still positive. Uniformly continuous loads make the shear diagram slope downward. 5 k Point loads jump up or down. Slope now points downward, and points increasingly downward until the end of the beam. (-0.0 k) -5 k 4 There is only one candidate for greatest moment. Calculate the area of the associated trapezoid to get the maximum moment. b h A trap a (a+b)h (5k + 0k)(5 ft) 375 k ft / 87.5 k ft 4