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    1. The document describes how to draw moment diagrams by parts for different types of loads, including concentrated loads, uniformly distributed loads, moment loads, linearly decreasing/increasing loads, and non-continuous uniform loads. 2. It provides an example of drawing the moment diagram by parts at three points (A, B, C) on a cantilever beam with a uniform distributed load and concentrated loads. The diagrams show the shear and moment values separately for each segment of the beam. 3. The solution shows the moment diagram by parts at each point, labeling the reactions, shear and moment values, and drawing the diagrams correctly with changing signs at points of inflection.

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    1. The document describes how to draw moment diagrams by parts for different types of loads, including concentrated loads, uniformly distributed loads, moment loads, linearly decreasing/increasing loads, and non-continuous uniform loads. 2. It provides an example of drawing the moment diagram by parts at three points (A, B, C) on a cantilever beam with a uniform distributed load and concentrated loads. The diagrams show the shear and moment values separately for each segment of the beam. 3. The solution shows the moment diagram by parts at each point, labeling the reactions, shear and moment values, and drawing the diagrams correctly with changing signs at points of inflection.

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    ST Notes16 M-Diagram by Parts 1

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    Moment Diagram by Parts

    Example.
    Draw the shear and moment diagram of the cantilever beam shown.

    P
    L
    A B RBH = 0 Load dia.

    RBV =P MB= PL

    V – dia. Shear values:


    -P -P VAL = 0
    VAR = 0 – P = -P
    VBL = -P+0 = -P
    M – dia. VBR = -P+P = 0

    Moment values:
    -PL MA = 0
    MBL = 0 – P(L) = -PL
    MBR = -PL+ PL = 0

    Moment diagram by parts for different types of loads:

    1. Concentrated load

    P (N) P
    a) L b) L

    M-dia. M-dia.

    -PL -PL

    c) d)
    L
    L
    P P

    +PL +PL

    M-dia. M-dia.
    2. Uniformly distributed load

    w (N/m) w
    a) b)
    L L

    M-dia. M-dia.
    2 2
    -wL2 -wL2
    2 2

    c) d)
    L L

    w w
    + wL2 + wL2
    2 2
    2 2
    M-dia. M-dia.

    3. Moment load or applied moment

    M (Nm) M
    a) L b) L

    M-dia. M-dia

    -M -M -M -M

    c) M d) M
    L L

    +M +M +M +M

    M-dia. M-dia.
    4. Linearly decreasing load from fixed support

    w (N/m) w

    a) b)
    L L

    M-dia. M-dia.

    -wL2 -wL2
    6 6

    c) d)
    L L

    w w
    +wL2 +wL2
    6 6
    3 3
    M-dia. M-dia.

    5. Uniform load not continuous at fixed support

    w (N/m) w
    a) b)
    L L

    w (N/m) w
    M-dia. M-dia.

    -wL2 -wL2
    2 2
    + +

    M-dia. M-dia.

    6. Linearly increasing load from fixed support

    w (N/m) w

    a) b)
    L L

    w (N/m) w

    L L

    w (N/m) w

    L L

    M-dia. M-dia.

    -wL2 -wL2
    2 2

    + +
    +wL2 +wL2
    6 6

    M-dia. M-dia.

    c) d)
    L L

    w w

    L L

    w w

    + wL2 + wL2
    2 2

    M-dia. M-dia.

    + +

    M-dia. M-dia.

    -wL2 -wL2
    6 6
    Example.
    Draw the moment diagram by parts at point A, B, and C. Label completely.

    10(5) = 50 N

    10 N/m
    MA 40 Nm

    RAH A 5m B 3m C

    RAV 20 N

    Sol’n:

    U=r = 3
    E=es+ec=3+0=3
    U=E beam is stable and statically determinate

    Reactions: ΣFV=0 = ΣFH=0 =


    RAV + 20 = 50 RAH = 0
    RAV = 30 kN

    ΣM@ A=0 =
    MA + 50(2.5) = 20(8) + 40
    = 160 + 40 – 125
    = 75 Nm

    A. Moment diagram by parts at A

    10(5) = 50 N

    10 N/m
    MA= 75Nm 40 Nm

    RAH A 5m B 3m C

    RAV = 30N 20 N

    20(8)=160

    40
    0

    -50(2.5)
    = - 125
    B. Moment diagram by parts at B

    10(5) = 50 N

    10 N/m
    MA= 75Nm 40 Nm

    RAH A 5m B 3m C

    RAV = 30N 20 N
    30(5)=150 Nm

    75
    20(3)=60
    0

    -50(2.5)
    = - 125

    C. Moment diagram by parts at C

    10(8) = 80 N

    10 N/m
    MA= 75Nm 40 Nm

    RAH A 5m B C

    RAV = 30N 10(3)=30N 20 N

    30(8)=240 Nm

    75

    30(1.5)=45
    0
    -40

    -80(4)=-320

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