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Lecture:
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1. Euler Bernoulli
B
Beeams
Shears deformation
d
i not accounnted for
is
Simplestt form of Beam classicaal beam
f x, t
V 0 V
V
2 w
dx
d V dx
d
x
t 2
2w
. . . . . . . . . . . 1
t2
.
dxx 0
P 0 .dx
x
...... .......... 2
x
or,
V
x
M
dx
x
V 2
2w
2 ............ 3
x x2
t
2w
x2
e
Moment Curvature equation
2
2w
2w
x2
x 2
t2
m cross sectioon
EI = Connstant along the length i.e. beam havving uniform
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4w
2w
0
x4
t2
C2
4 w 2 w
0
where
,
C
x4 t 2
w x , t w x sin t
4w
4 w x 0
4
x
2
A 2
w here
EI
c
4
Now Assume
w x B exp x
Substituting in the above equation
and i
w ( x ) B1 Sin x B 2 C os x B 3 Sinh x B 4 C osh x
Where B1 , B2 , B3 and B4 are determined from boundary conditions.
dw
1 C os x 2 Sin x 3Cosh x 4 Sirh x
dx
d 2w
2 1Sin x 2 2Cos x 2 3 Sinh 2 4 Cosh x
2
dx
d 3w
31Cos x 32 Sin x 33Cosh x 34 Sinh x
3
dx
Boundary Conditions
1. Simply Supported
d 2w
w
0 displacement& Moment
dx2
2. Clamped- clamped
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dw
0
dx
displacement& slope
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3. Free condition
Moment & Shear force
d 2 w d 3w
3 0
2
dx
dx
2
d
dforce
w
Shear
V
dx
dx 2
dV
d 3 w load
Distributed
q x
0
3
dx
dx
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