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The document provides calculations for slope and deflection of a beam under various loading conditions, specifically for a given value of w and material properties. It includes formulas to prove maximum deflections for simply-supported beams with concentrated loads and cantilever beams under uniform loads. Key equations presented are y = PL3/48EI for simply-supported beams and y = wL4/8 for cantilever beams.

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STPlate5 (Cont)

The document provides calculations for slope and deflection of a beam under various loading conditions, specifically for a given value of w and material properties. It includes formulas to prove maximum deflections for simply-supported beams with concentrated loads and cantilever beams under uniform loads. Key equations presented are y = PL3/48EI for simply-supported beams and y = wL4/8 for cantilever beams.

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Plate 5 (continuation)

4. Using your own value for w (kN/m), find the slope (rad) and deflection (mm) at the free end if
E= 200 GPa.

w (kN/m) 150mm
12

200
10 kNm
2m 1m

14mm 14mm

5. Prove that the maximum deflection at midspan of a simply-supported beam with


concentrated load P applied also at midspan is y = PL3/48EI.

L/2 L/2

6. Prove that the maximum deflection of a cantilever beam of span L, at the free end due to a
uniform load w (kN/m) applied on its entire span is EIy = wL4/8.

w (kN/m)

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