How to Calculate Reactions of a Simply Supported Beam with a Uniformly Distributed Load (UDL)

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Well understood,Ra could also be found by equating sum of upward forces to be equal to the sum of downward forces.after finding Rb

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[@SatansBaby1]

WOW! Great explanation! Thank you! What would be the thickness of the beam in this problem?

[@Eurocoded]

You need to design the size of the beam based on load effects and it varies depending on many factors such as concrete grade, reinforcement....

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[@asfandyar134]

Sir if it is simply supported beam then why there are hinge and roller supports??

[@choudharyraman6463]

Thanks you so much I am confused in this topic

[@Eurocoded]

Raman Kumar you’re welcome. Happy to answer any questions.

[@stefaniebabiolakis2724]

So if the beams are symmetrical about that point in the middle, are their forces always equal?

[@Eurocoded]

Yes, in the case where the loading arrangement is symmetrical and you have only two vertical reactions (simply supported).

[@charlesmcguire6498]

Nice I really appreciate thanks

[@Eurocoded]

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[@cheyvoleak2285]

i still confus on the anti clock wise the RC should be Negative right teacher ?or negative only require when the Load that put on the beam unbalanced?

[@penboreye2485]

Thank you 🙏

[@Eurocoded]

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[@rajacharya122]

derive the maximum bending moment and shear force how come it suppose(wl2/8)

[@tomtien4259]

What if you add concentrated moment at C?

[@Eurocoded]

you need to include that moment when you take moments about a point. instead of writing force x lever arm, you write the moment. remember to consider the direction of the moment i.e. clockwise or anti-clockwise.

[@barrybandit]

How would you do the same for a tube/hollow beam?

[@vijay.Kumar219-au]

What about sign convention sir

[@asandankosingiphile7478]

Could you kindly share the Shear force and bending moment diagrams

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[@ernestmichael854]

Thanks

[@Eurocoded]

You are welcome!

[@rameshalle6377]

Why line of action of load acting at centroid of UDL?

[@Eurocoded]

Because when you use the area under the force curve to find the equivalent point load's magnitude, the centroid of the area under the force curve is the point of application of that load. This applies to other shapes (ex triangular shape). We can prove this by using integration.

[@AbdulSamad-rl5yu]

how to find thickness of this beam?

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[@rajacharya122]

then sir plesse make this video maximum bending moment of udl load supperted at ssb

[@alialsafar7084]

Why is RA and RC moments the whole Span length? Shouldn’t it be RA x 5m because it’s clockwise to counter the 50KN point load?

[@Eurocoded]

You need to consider the lever arm from the point you take moments. Ex: when you take moments about C, the lever arm is 10m for R_A. I.e. distance from C to A.

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I'm definitely failing this course

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[@nusratmustari2301]

not clear

[@Eurocoded]

Nusrat Mustari which part is not clear?

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[@rajacharya122]

then sir plesse make this video maximum bending moment of udl load supperted at ssb