A truck moving across a beam is an example of a moving load. Maximum bending moments occur under each concentrated load when the load is positioned halfway between the beam's center and the total load on the span. The largest of these maximum bending moments governs the beam's design. The maximum shearing force is equal to the maximum reaction, which happens when either the leftmost or rightmost load is directly over the left or right support.
A truck moving across a beam is an example of a moving load. Maximum bending moments occur under each concentrated load when the load is positioned halfway between the beam's center and the total load on the span. The largest of these maximum bending moments governs the beam's design. The maximum shearing force is equal to the maximum reaction, which happens when either the leftmost or rightmost load is directly over the left or right support.
A truck moving across a beam is an example of a moving load. Maximum bending moments occur under each concentrated load when the load is positioned halfway between the beam's center and the total load on the span. The largest of these maximum bending moments governs the beam's design. The maximum shearing force is equal to the maximum reaction, which happens when either the leftmost or rightmost load is directly over the left or right support.
A truck moving across a beam is an example of a moving load. Maximum bending moments occur under each concentrated load when the load is positioned halfway between the beam's center and the total load on the span. The largest of these maximum bending moments governs the beam's design. The maximum shearing force is equal to the maximum reaction, which happens when either the leftmost or rightmost load is directly over the left or right support.
A truck or other vehicle rolling across a beam or a girder
is a good example of moving loads. ➢ Consist of concentrated load at fixed distances from one another ➢ Maximum bending moment happens under each con- centrated load when they are at a certain position to cause a maximum bending moment. ➢ The largest of these maximum moment under each load will govern in the design. The Rule - The bending moment under a particular load is a maximum when the center of the beam is midway between that load and the resultant of all loads then on the span.
The maximum shearing force occurs at, and is equal to,
the maximum reaction. The maximum reaction for a group of moving loads on a span occurs either at the left reaction, when the leftmost load is over that reaction, or at the right reaction, when the rightmost load is over it. In other words, the maximum reaction is the reaction to which the resultant load is nearer. Example: