A simply supported Aluminium beam of length 18m is subjected to concentrated loads of 15 KN amd12KN ,in addition to a uniform distributed load of 50 kN/m as shown in figure 1. Assuming the weight of the beam is neglected, calculate the following: A) Replace the distributed load with an equivalent concentrated load. B) Sketch a suitable free body diagram of the beam showing all forces and reaction forces at the supports. C) Determine the reaction forces at the fixed pin support A and roller support at point B by applying the equations of equilibrium (Clearly annotate all calculations).

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A simply supported Aluminium beam of length 18m is subjected to concentrated loads of 15 KN amd12KN ,in addition to a uniform distributed load of 50 kN/m as shown in figure 1. Assuming the weight of the beam is neglected, calculate the following:

A) Replace the distributed load with an equivalent concentrated load.
B) Sketch a suitable free body diagram of the beam showing all forces and reaction forces at the supports.
C) Determine the reaction forces at the fixed pin support A and roller support at point B by applying the equations of equilibrium (Clearly annotate all calculations).
D) If the beam in Figure.1 was applied to temperature variation Δ? such that the temperature changes from ?1=280.20? to ?2=293.40 k , find the new length of the beam (Given the coefficient of linear expansion of Aluminium is α = 23×10−6K−1).
E) Then suppose the same beam temperature changes from 40 Cº to 10 Cº, explain how this will affect the length of the beam?

Task I
A simply supported Aluminium beam of length 18m is subjected to concentrated loads of 15 KN amd12KN ,in
addition to a uniform distributed load of 50 kN/m as shown in figure 1. Assuming the weight of the beam is
neglected, calculate the following:
A) Replace the distributed load with an equivalent concentrated load.
B) Sketch a suitable free body diagram of the beam showing all forces and reaction forces at the supports.
C) Determine the reaction forces at the fixed pin support A and roller support at point B by applying the equations
of equilibrium (Clearly annotate all calculations).
D) If the beam in Figure.1 was applied to temperature variation AT such that the temperature changes from
T,=280.20K to T, = 293.40 k, find the new length of the beam (Given the coefficient of linear expansion
of Aluminium is a = 23 × 10-“K-1).
E) Then suppose the same beam temperature changes from 40 C° to 10 C°, explain how this will affect the length
of the beam?
12KN
15KN
50 kN/m
3 m
6 m
12 m
Figure 1:Beam
Transcribed Image Text:Task I A simply supported Aluminium beam of length 18m is subjected to concentrated loads of 15 KN amd12KN ,in addition to a uniform distributed load of 50 kN/m as shown in figure 1. Assuming the weight of the beam is neglected, calculate the following: A) Replace the distributed load with an equivalent concentrated load. B) Sketch a suitable free body diagram of the beam showing all forces and reaction forces at the supports. C) Determine the reaction forces at the fixed pin support A and roller support at point B by applying the equations of equilibrium (Clearly annotate all calculations). D) If the beam in Figure.1 was applied to temperature variation AT such that the temperature changes from T,=280.20K to T, = 293.40 k, find the new length of the beam (Given the coefficient of linear expansion of Aluminium is a = 23 × 10-“K-1). E) Then suppose the same beam temperature changes from 40 C° to 10 C°, explain how this will affect the length of the beam? 12KN 15KN 50 kN/m 3 m 6 m 12 m Figure 1:Beam
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