Sunday, August 15, 2021

A simple beam supports a concentrated load placed anywhere on the span, as shown in Fig. P-659. Measuring x from A, show that the maximum deflection occurs at x = √[(L2 - b2)/3].


A simple beam supports a concentrated load placed anywhere on the span, as shown in Fig. P-659. Measuring x from A, show that the maximum deflection occurs at x = √[(L2 - b2)/3].
 

Simple Beam with Load P at any Point



Solution                              


 ΣMR2=0ΣMR2=0

LR1=Pb

R1=Pb/L
 

ΣMR1=0

LR2=Pa

R2=Pa/L
 

yx=PbL

y=PbLx
 

tA/D=1EI(AreaAD)X¯A

tA/D=1EI[12xy(23x]

tA/D=1EI[13x2y]

tA/D=1EI[13x2(PbLx)]

tA/D=1EIPb3Lx3
 

tC/D=1EI(AreaCD)X¯C

tC/D=1EI[16(L−x)2(Pb−y)+12(L−x)2y−16Pb3]

tC/D=1EI[16(L−x)2(Pb−PbLx)+12(L−x)2(PbLx)−16Pb3]

tC/D=1EI[16Pb(L−x)2(1−xL)+12Pb(L−x)2(xL)−16Pb3]

tC/D=1EI[Pb6L(L−x)3+Pb2L(L−x)2x−Pb36]
 

From the figure:
tA/D=tC/D

1EIPb3Lx3=1EI[Pb6L(L−x)3+Pb2L(L−x)2x−Pb36]

Pb3Lx3=Pb6L(L−x)3+Pb2L(L−x)2x−Pb36

2x3L=(L−x)3L+3(L−x)2xL−b2

2x3=(L−x)3+3(L−x)2x−Lb2

2x3=(L3−3L2x+3Lx2−x3)+3(L2−2Lx+x2)x−Lb2

2x3=L3−3L2x+3Lx2−x3+3L2x−6Lx2+3x3−Lb2

0=L3−3Lx2−Lb2

0=L2−3x2−b2

3x2=L2−b2

x=L2−b23   (okay!)

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