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Q. What is the maximum shear force acting on the beam shown below.
- Published on 21 Sep 15
a.
125 N
b.
200 N
c.
4000 N
d.
8000 N
ANSWER: 200 N
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Discussion
Sravanthi
-Posted on 24 Nov 15
- Maximum shear force acting on the simply supported beam is calculated using the formula:
Maximum shear force = (Total load acting on beam) / 2
Given:
W
1
= 100 N, W
2
= 50 N, W
3
= 250N
Formula:
Maximum shear force = (W
1
+ W
2
+W
3
) / 2
Solution:
- Maximum shear force = (100 + 50 + 250) / 2
= 400 / 2
= 200 N
The maximum shear force acting on simply supported beam shown above is
200 N.
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