Cantilever Beams with Udl on Left Portion:
Consider a cantilever beam loaded with a Udl of w/unit length on portion AC as shown in Figure (a).
The Udl is added in both directions on the portion CB as illustrated in Figure (b).
(a)
(b)
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Consider a section X-X at a distance x from left end,
Moment, M =- w . x . (x/2) + w (x - (l/2) ( x - (l/2))
=- w x2/2 +(w/2)[x-(l/2)]2 (Hogging BM)
The governing equation for deflection is :
EI d 2 y/ dx2 = M = - w x2/2+(w/2)[x-(l/2)]2
Integrating the Eq. (135), we can get
EI (dy/dx) = - w x2/6+(w/6)[x-(l/2)] 3 +C1
EI y = - w x2/24+(w/24)[x-(l/2)]24 +C1x+C2
The constants C1 and C2 can be found from boundary conditions. The boundary conditions are :
At B, x = l, dy/ dx = 0 ------------ (1)
At B, x = l, y = 0 --------- (2)
Applying the boundary condition (1) into the Eq. (136), we may get
0 = - wl 3/6 + (w/6)(l-(l/2)3+C1
∴ C1 = wl3/ 6[1-(1/8)]= 7 wl3/48
Applying the boundary condition (2) and value of C1 into the Eq. (137), we may get
0 =- wl 4/24 + (w/24)(l-(l/2))4 -7 wl 4 / 48 + C2
∴ C2 = wl 4 /24 [1 -( 1/16) - (7/2) ] = wl 4/ (24 × 16) (16 - 1 - 56)
=- 39 wl 4 /(24 × 16)
C2 = - 39 wl 4 /384
The slope and deflection equations shall be :
EI (dy/dx) = - w x3/6+(w/6)[x-(l/2)] 3 +7 w x3 /48
EI y = - w x4/24+(w/24)[x-(l/2)] 4 +7 w x3 /48 x-39wl4/384
Slope at A, (x = 0),
θA = + 7 wl 3 / 48 EI
Slope at C ( x = l/2) ,
EI θC = -(w/6)(1/2)3+ 7 w l3/48 EI + = +6 w l 3/48 EI
Deflection at D (x = 3l /4) ,
EI θD = - (w/6) ( 3l /4)3 + (w/6) [ 3l/ 4 -(l/ 2)] + 7 wl3 /48
=- 27 wl3/24 × 16 + wl 3/24 × 16 +7 wl 3 /48
= wl 3/(24 × 16) [- 27 + 1 + 56] =30 wl3/384 = + 5 wl3/64
∴ θ D = +5 wl 3 /64 EI
Deflection at A, (x = 0)
yC =- 39 wl 4 /384 EI
Deflection at C, (x = l/2)
EI yC =- (w/24) (l/ 2) 4 +7 w l3/48 ×(l/2) -39 w l 4 /384
=( wl 4/384) [- 1 + 28 - 39] = - 12 wl 4 /384
∴ y =- (12/384 ) (wl 4/ EI)
Deflection at D, (x = 3l/4)
EI yD =- (w/24) (3l/4)4+ (w/24) [(3l/4)-(l/2)]4 + (7 w l3 /48)( 3l/4)- (39 wl 4/384)
= wl 4/24 × 256 [- 18 + 1 + 21 × 32 - 39 × 16]
= - 32 wl4 /(24 × 256) = - (2/384 )wl 4
yD = (wl 4 /192) (w l 4/ EI)