Zero shear force.

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Tue, 08/24/2010 - 08:13
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hi, i have got a beam with has two forces acting on it. and two reaction forces, how do i calculate the zero shear force in this question. ?


 


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Tue, 08/24/2010 - 10:34
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Dario
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Re: Zero shear force.

As far as I can remember, zero shear force will occur at a point of maximum moment and vice versa.

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Thu, 08/26/2010 - 06:20
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Re: Zero shear force.

shear diagram will show you the shear in each section. concentrated loads are easy to handle.

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Fri, 08/27/2010 - 20:57
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yeshua101
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Re: Zero shear force.

Draw the shear and moment diagram... Then you will be able to determine the maximum shear for that particular beam...

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