RIZETTE PALOGAN BSCE DEFLECTION IS 1.0 INCH.

– 2A COMPUTE THE STRESS IN THE

BAR AND THE MAGNITUDE OF
CHAPTER 5: STRESSES ON THE COUPLES. USE E = 29 × 106
BEAMS SAQ PSI.

1. A FLAT STEEL BAR, 1 INCH

WIDE BY INCH THICK AND 40
INCHES LONG, IS BENT BY
COUPLES APPLIED AT THE ENDS
SO THAT THE MIDPOINT

2. IN A LABORATORY TEST OF A
BEAM LOADED BY END
COUPLES, THE FIBERS AT
LAYER AB IN THE FIGURE ARE
FOUND TO INCREASE 60 × 10-3
MM WHEREAS THOSE AT CD
DECREASE 100 × 10-3 MM IN THE
200-MM-GAGE LENGTH. USING
E = 70 GPA, DETERMINE THE
FLEXURAL STRESS IN THE TOP
AND BOTTOM FIBERS.
3. DETERMINE THE MINIMUM
HEIGHT H OF THE BEAM SHOWN
IF THE FLEXURAL STRESS IS

NOT TO EXCEED 20 MPA

RIZETTE PALOGAN BSCE
– 2A

CHAPTER 6: DEFLECTION ON
BEAMS SAQ 2. FOR THE CANTILEVER BEAM
SHOWN, DETERMINE THE
1. FOR THE BEAM LOADED AS VALUE OF EI AT THE LEFT
SHOWN, COMPUTE THE END. IS THIS DEFLECTION
MOMENT OF AREA OF THE UPWARD OR DOWNWARD
MOMENT DIAGRAMS BETWEEN
THE REACTIONS ABOUT BOTH
THE LEFT AND THE RIGHT
REACTION.
3. DETERMINE THE MIDSPAN
DEFLECTION OF THE BEAM
LOADED AS SHOWN.
RIZETTE PALOGAN BSCE
– 2A
CHAPTER 7: RESTRAINED
BEAMS SAQ
1. FIND THE REACTIONS AT THE
ROLLER SUPPORT OF THE
PROPPED BEAM SHOWN BY
AREA MOMENT METHOD
2. FIND
THE REACTION R AND
THE MOMENT AT THE WALL
FOR THE PROPPED BEAM
SHOWN WHEN WO=5 KN m
AND L=4m BY DOUBLE
INTEGRATION.