Deflections and Slopes of Beams - Aditional

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236 CHAPTER 6 Deflection of Beams ‘The method of superposition permits us to use the known displace- ments and slopes for simple loads to obtain the deformations for more com- plicated loadings. To use the method effectively requires access to tables that list the formulas for slopes and deflections for various loadings, such as Tables 6.2 and 6.3. More extensive tables can be found in most engineering handbooks |__| B Px PLS PL? 4 —* |6-oL-») 8 = Se a= é 6ET GL-x) é 3EI 4 2ET —— o 2 Px . 2, | [Ronn osxse sg Pony lop 2! — at Bek 9) | Oo Tap “ = (3x-a) asx< a wep) 4S xSE A a, Wor? or > wol4 pT 6 = TE (OL? ALx + x3) 60 = Ser wox? (6a? —4ax+x?) O Gy Gl 4) OsxsF Snax = FEET 4 = Os = Tee Pox (72 _ 42 _ 52) exe = ane By) Ob Sects = gpg OL? — 40) if a> b z "(a — 21)? + 2ala—2L)x? + Lx" | dees = spy ( 12275? + 864) i osxse] oil, (CL + x\(a? — ALx 4 2x*) 3 woot (312-20) ifasb asx

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