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Shearing Force and Bending Moment Diagrams

R.C. Stephens, James J. Ward

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Consider a cantilever AB, carrying a concentrated load W at the free end B, Figure 10.1(a). At any section C, the load W is tending to shear the beam (Figure 10.1(b)), this being resisted by the internal force exerted on CB by the adjacent part AC.

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Consider a cantilever AB, carrying a concentrated load W at the free end B, Figure 10.1(a). At any section C, the load W is tending to shear the beam (Figure 10.1(b)), this being resisted by the internal force exerted on CB by the adjacent part AC.

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Consider a cantilever AB, carrying a concentrated load W at the free end B, Figure 10.1(a). At any section C, the load W is tending to shear the beam (Figure 10.1(b)), this being resisted by the internal force exerted on CB by the adjacent part AC.

Key concepts: Shear force, Cantilever, Bending moment, Shear and moment diagram, Shearing (physics), Structural engineering, Internal forces, Shear (geology)

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