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    Factors For The Three-Moment Equation

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    The document lists different types of loadings that can be applied to a fully restrained beam and provides the corresponding end moment values. It includes concentrated loads, uniform loads, triangular loads, and moment loads applied at various locations. It also addresses a case where one support of a fully restrained beam settles.

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    The document lists different types of loadings that can be applied to a fully restrained beam and provides the corresponding end moment values. It includes concentrated loads, uniform loads, triangular loads, and moment loads applied at various locations. It also addresses a case where one support of a fully restrained beam settles.

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    Factors for the three-moment equation The table below list the value of types of loading.

    Type of Loading Concentrated load anywhere on the span. and for different

    Decreasing triangular load on the whole span.

    Isosceles triangular load over the entire span.

    Concentrated load at the midspan. Moment load at any point on the span.

    Uniform load over the entire span. General uniform loading.

    Increasing triangular load on the whole span.

    Fixed-end moments of fully restrained beam


    Summary for the value of end moments and deflection of perfectly restrained beam carrying various loadings. Note that for values of EIy, y is positive downward.

    Case 3: Uniformly distributed load over the entire span of fully restrained beam End moments

    Value of EIy Case 1: Concentrated load anywhere on the span of fully restrained beam End moments Case 4: Uniformly distributed load over half the span of fully restrained beam End moments Value of EIy

    Value of EIy Note: only for b > a

    Case 2: Concentrated load on the midspan of fully restrained beam End moments End moments Case 5: Triangular load over the entire span of fully restrained beam

    Value of EIy

    Value of EIy

    Case 6: Isosceles triangle loadings over the entire span of fully restrained beam End moments

    Value of EIy

    Case 7: Moment load anywhere on the span of fully restrained beam End moments

    Case 8: Fully restrained beam with one support settling End moments

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