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    This document provides examples of calculating influence lines for beams and trusses. For a beam carrying uniform live, concentrated, and dead loads, it gives the maximum shear at point C as -32.57 kN, the maximum shear just right of A as 64.93 kN, and the maximum positive moment at C as 82.07 kNm. For a truss, it provides the maximum ordinate of the influence diagram for member CE as -0.75 and for member CD as 0.625. Given loads moving along the truss, it also calculates the maximum compressive stress in member CD as 2.73 MPa.

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    This document provides examples of calculating influence lines for beams and trusses. For a beam carrying uniform live, concentrated, and dead loads, it gives the maximum shear at point C as -32.57 kN, the maximum shear just right of A as 64.93 kN, and the maximum positive moment at C as 82.07 kNm. For a truss, it provides the maximum ordinate of the influence diagram for member CE as -0.75 and for member CD as 0.625. Given loads moving along the truss, it also calculates the maximum compressive stress in member CD as 2.73 MPa.

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    Examples For Influence Lines For Beams and Trusses

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    Cornelio J. Fernandez
    This document provides examples of calculating influence lines for beams and trusses. For a beam carrying uniform live, concentrated, and dead loads, it gives the maximum shear at point C as -32.57 kN, the maximum shear just right of A as 64.93 kN, and the maximum positive moment at C as 82.07 kNm. For a truss, it provides the maximum ordinate of the influence diagram for member CE as -0.75 and for member CD as 0.625. Given loads moving along the truss, it also calculates the maximum compressive stress in member CD as 2.73 MPa.

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    Examples for: Influence Lines For Beams and Trusses

    Situation 1: The beam shown will carry the following moving loads,
    Uniform Live Load = 5 kN/m , Concentrated Load = 20 kN , Dead Load = 7
    kN/m

    1. Determine the maximum shear at C. ans -32.57 kN


    2. Determine the maximum shear just to the right of A. ans 64.93 kN
    3. Determine the maximum positive moment at C. ans 82.07 kNm

    Situation 2: For the given truss shown, determine:

    1. The maximum ordinate of the influence diagram for member CE.


    ans -0.75
    2. The maximum ordinate of the influence diagram for member CD.
    ans 0.625
    3. If a uniform live load of 12 kN/m and a concentrated load of 18 kN
    move along the bottom chord of the truss, determine the maximum
    compressive stress in member CD if it has a cross sectional area of
    4800 mm2. ans 2.73 MPa

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