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Analysis of Beams | Shear Force amp Bending MomentDiagram| |
Beams are structural members which are most commonly used in buildings Beams have numerous other applications in
case of bridges automobiles or in mechanical systems In this article we will see how we can do strength analysis of a
beam
Following article gives detailed description of the video lecture
What is a Beam In a beam transverse load is acted which in fact comes from the slabs to the column or walls It is clear from following
figure that beams are integral part of of building structure In all of the beams load acted is transverse as shown
Fig1 In beam transverse load is acted and it is an integral part of building structure
For analysis purpose beam can be considered as a part of beam column system This way we can determine external load
acting on individual beams After determining load acting on individual beam beam can be separated out from beam
column system for further analysis
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322014 Analysis of Beams | Shear Force amp Bending Moment Diagram ~ Learn Engineering
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Fig2 Building structure consists of many beam-column systems beam is a part of beam-column system
Length of the beam is much higher than its lateral dimensions So axial strain developed in a beam will be very small
compared to shear strain or strain induced due to bendingThis is shown in figure below
Fig3 Axial strain in beam is negligible compared to shear strain
So for design purpose of beams analysis of shear force and bending moment induced are of at most importance The
interesting thing is that you can draw shear force and bending moment distribution along any beam by understanding
what exactly is shear force and bending moment
Both shear force and bending moment are induced in beam in order to balance external load acting on it We will go
through details of it separately
Shear ForceShear force is the internal resistance created in beam cross sections in order to balance transverse external load acting
on beam Consider following beam it does not matter from where you take a section when you add forces acting on it it
should be in equilibrium Shear force is induced exactly for this purpose to bring the section to equilibrium in vertical
direction It acts parallel to cross section
Fig4 Shear force is induced in a section to balance the external load
So just by applying force balance in vertical direction on the free body diagram we can determine value of shear force at
a particular cross section Usual sign convention of shear force is as follows
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Fig5 Usual sign convention of shear force
Now we can apply same concept in different cross section and find how shear force varies along length of the beam
Bending MomentBut balance of transverse forces alone does not guarantee equilibrium of a section There is another possibility of beam
rotation if moment acting on it is not balanced If this is the case a bending moment will be induced in cross section of
beam to arrest this rotation It will be induced as normal forces acting on fiber cross section as shown
Fig6 Bending moment is induced in section to balance external moment section is zoomed in left figure for better viewing
Resultant of those forces will be zero but it will produce a moment to counter balance the external moment So we can
calculate moment induced at any cross section by balancing the external moment acting on the free body diagram
Sign convention of bending moment is as follows
Fig7 Sign convention of bending moment for simply supported case
This sign convention approach is valid for simply supported beam For cantilever case sign convention is exactly opposite
to this
With these concepts developed we can easily calculate distribution of shear force and bending moment along the length
of the beam We will see few examples
Example of CantileverConsider this case a cantilever carrying 3 loads
Fig8 Analysis of cantilever carrying 3 loads
Here we can start analysis from the free end
322014 Analysis of Beams | Shear Force amp Bending Moment Diagram ~ Learn Engineering
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Section A-B
So for between A and B if you take a section the only external force acting on it is F1 So a shear force should induce in
section to balance this force So value of shear force between A and B is F1 But force balance alone does not guarantee
equilibrium of the section There is an external moment on the section So a bending moment will be induced in section
in order to balance the external moment Since value of external moment is F into x bending moment will vary linearly
Section B-C
Between B and C effect of force F2 also comes So shear force becomes F1 plus F2 And in bending moment effect of F2
also gets added Similar analysis is done between section C and D also So SFD and BMD of this problem would look like
this
Fig9 SFD and BMD of cantilever beam
Simply Supported CaseNow consider this problem A simply supported beam with uniformly distributed load First step here would be
determination of reaction forces Since the problem is symmetrical reaction forces will be equal and will be half of total
load acting on beam
Fig10 A simply supported beam with uniformly distributed load in it
Section A-B
Lets start analysis from point A If you take section between point A and B it should be in equilibrium So shear force will
have equal magnitude of Reaction force Bending moment gives a linear variation
Section B-C
But after point B effect of point load and distributed load come Effect of distributed load is something interesting Take
a section in BC In this section along with two point loads there is a distributed load also This distributed load can be
assumed as a point load passing through centroid of distributed load Value of point load is U( x - L3) And it is at a
distance (x - L3) 2 from section line So shear force will have one more term which comes from distributed load From
the equation its clear that shear force varies linearly
You can easily predict how bending moment varies along length from the same force diagrams Since this equation is
quadratic it will have a parabolic shape Same procedure is repeated in remaining section Since this problem is
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symmetrical in nature SFD and BMD would also be symmetrical It is shown in figure below
Fig11 SFD and BMD of simply supported beam
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Fig2 Building structure consists of many beam-column systems beam is a part of beam-column system
Length of the beam is much higher than its lateral dimensions So axial strain developed in a beam will be very small
compared to shear strain or strain induced due to bendingThis is shown in figure below
Fig3 Axial strain in beam is negligible compared to shear strain
So for design purpose of beams analysis of shear force and bending moment induced are of at most importance The
interesting thing is that you can draw shear force and bending moment distribution along any beam by understanding
what exactly is shear force and bending moment
Both shear force and bending moment are induced in beam in order to balance external load acting on it We will go
through details of it separately
Shear ForceShear force is the internal resistance created in beam cross sections in order to balance transverse external load acting
on beam Consider following beam it does not matter from where you take a section when you add forces acting on it it
should be in equilibrium Shear force is induced exactly for this purpose to bring the section to equilibrium in vertical
direction It acts parallel to cross section
Fig4 Shear force is induced in a section to balance the external load
So just by applying force balance in vertical direction on the free body diagram we can determine value of shear force at
a particular cross section Usual sign convention of shear force is as follows
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structure of cutting machine predictingpower consumptio
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Fig5 Usual sign convention of shear force
Now we can apply same concept in different cross section and find how shear force varies along length of the beam
Bending MomentBut balance of transverse forces alone does not guarantee equilibrium of a section There is another possibility of beam
rotation if moment acting on it is not balanced If this is the case a bending moment will be induced in cross section of
beam to arrest this rotation It will be induced as normal forces acting on fiber cross section as shown
Fig6 Bending moment is induced in section to balance external moment section is zoomed in left figure for better viewing
Resultant of those forces will be zero but it will produce a moment to counter balance the external moment So we can
calculate moment induced at any cross section by balancing the external moment acting on the free body diagram
Sign convention of bending moment is as follows
Fig7 Sign convention of bending moment for simply supported case
This sign convention approach is valid for simply supported beam For cantilever case sign convention is exactly opposite
to this
With these concepts developed we can easily calculate distribution of shear force and bending moment along the length
of the beam We will see few examples
Example of CantileverConsider this case a cantilever carrying 3 loads
Fig8 Analysis of cantilever carrying 3 loads
Here we can start analysis from the free end
322014 Analysis of Beams | Shear Force amp Bending Moment Diagram ~ Learn Engineering
httpwwwlearnengineeringorg201308shear-force-bending-moment-diagramhtml 45
Section A-B
So for between A and B if you take a section the only external force acting on it is F1 So a shear force should induce in
section to balance this force So value of shear force between A and B is F1 But force balance alone does not guarantee
equilibrium of the section There is an external moment on the section So a bending moment will be induced in section
in order to balance the external moment Since value of external moment is F into x bending moment will vary linearly
Section B-C
Between B and C effect of force F2 also comes So shear force becomes F1 plus F2 And in bending moment effect of F2
also gets added Similar analysis is done between section C and D also So SFD and BMD of this problem would look like
this
Fig9 SFD and BMD of cantilever beam
Simply Supported CaseNow consider this problem A simply supported beam with uniformly distributed load First step here would be
determination of reaction forces Since the problem is symmetrical reaction forces will be equal and will be half of total
load acting on beam
Fig10 A simply supported beam with uniformly distributed load in it
Section A-B
Lets start analysis from point A If you take section between point A and B it should be in equilibrium So shear force will
have equal magnitude of Reaction force Bending moment gives a linear variation
Section B-C
But after point B effect of point load and distributed load come Effect of distributed load is something interesting Take
a section in BC In this section along with two point loads there is a distributed load also This distributed load can be
assumed as a point load passing through centroid of distributed load Value of point load is U( x - L3) And it is at a
distance (x - L3) 2 from section line So shear force will have one more term which comes from distributed load From
the equation its clear that shear force varies linearly
You can easily predict how bending moment varies along length from the same force diagrams Since this equation is
quadratic it will have a parabolic shape Same procedure is repeated in remaining section Since this problem is
322014 Analysis of Beams | Shear Force amp Bending Moment Diagram ~ Learn Engineering
httpwwwlearnengineeringorg201308shear-force-bending-moment-diagramhtml 55
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symmetrical in nature SFD and BMD would also be symmetrical It is shown in figure below
Fig11 SFD and BMD of simply supported beam
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322014 Analysis of Beams | Shear Force amp Bending Moment Diagram ~ Learn Engineering
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Fig5 Usual sign convention of shear force
Now we can apply same concept in different cross section and find how shear force varies along length of the beam
Bending MomentBut balance of transverse forces alone does not guarantee equilibrium of a section There is another possibility of beam
rotation if moment acting on it is not balanced If this is the case a bending moment will be induced in cross section of
beam to arrest this rotation It will be induced as normal forces acting on fiber cross section as shown
Fig6 Bending moment is induced in section to balance external moment section is zoomed in left figure for better viewing
Resultant of those forces will be zero but it will produce a moment to counter balance the external moment So we can
calculate moment induced at any cross section by balancing the external moment acting on the free body diagram
Sign convention of bending moment is as follows
Fig7 Sign convention of bending moment for simply supported case
This sign convention approach is valid for simply supported beam For cantilever case sign convention is exactly opposite
to this
With these concepts developed we can easily calculate distribution of shear force and bending moment along the length
of the beam We will see few examples
Example of CantileverConsider this case a cantilever carrying 3 loads
Fig8 Analysis of cantilever carrying 3 loads
Here we can start analysis from the free end
322014 Analysis of Beams | Shear Force amp Bending Moment Diagram ~ Learn Engineering
httpwwwlearnengineeringorg201308shear-force-bending-moment-diagramhtml 45
Section A-B
So for between A and B if you take a section the only external force acting on it is F1 So a shear force should induce in
section to balance this force So value of shear force between A and B is F1 But force balance alone does not guarantee
equilibrium of the section There is an external moment on the section So a bending moment will be induced in section
in order to balance the external moment Since value of external moment is F into x bending moment will vary linearly
Section B-C
Between B and C effect of force F2 also comes So shear force becomes F1 plus F2 And in bending moment effect of F2
also gets added Similar analysis is done between section C and D also So SFD and BMD of this problem would look like
this
Fig9 SFD and BMD of cantilever beam
Simply Supported CaseNow consider this problem A simply supported beam with uniformly distributed load First step here would be
determination of reaction forces Since the problem is symmetrical reaction forces will be equal and will be half of total
load acting on beam
Fig10 A simply supported beam with uniformly distributed load in it
Section A-B
Lets start analysis from point A If you take section between point A and B it should be in equilibrium So shear force will
have equal magnitude of Reaction force Bending moment gives a linear variation
Section B-C
But after point B effect of point load and distributed load come Effect of distributed load is something interesting Take
a section in BC In this section along with two point loads there is a distributed load also This distributed load can be
assumed as a point load passing through centroid of distributed load Value of point load is U( x - L3) And it is at a
distance (x - L3) 2 from section line So shear force will have one more term which comes from distributed load From
the equation its clear that shear force varies linearly
You can easily predict how bending moment varies along length from the same force diagrams Since this equation is
quadratic it will have a parabolic shape Same procedure is repeated in remaining section Since this problem is
322014 Analysis of Beams | Shear Force amp Bending Moment Diagram ~ Learn Engineering
httpwwwlearnengineeringorg201308shear-force-bending-moment-diagramhtml 55
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symmetrical in nature SFD and BMD would also be symmetrical It is shown in figure below
Fig11 SFD and BMD of simply supported beam
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Taiwan Tube Cutting Pipe Bending Sawing Deburring Chamfering
322014 Analysis of Beams | Shear Force amp Bending Moment Diagram ~ Learn Engineering
httpwwwlearnengineeringorg201308shear-force-bending-moment-diagramhtml 45
Section A-B
So for between A and B if you take a section the only external force acting on it is F1 So a shear force should induce in
section to balance this force So value of shear force between A and B is F1 But force balance alone does not guarantee
equilibrium of the section There is an external moment on the section So a bending moment will be induced in section
in order to balance the external moment Since value of external moment is F into x bending moment will vary linearly
Section B-C
Between B and C effect of force F2 also comes So shear force becomes F1 plus F2 And in bending moment effect of F2
also gets added Similar analysis is done between section C and D also So SFD and BMD of this problem would look like
this
Fig9 SFD and BMD of cantilever beam
Simply Supported CaseNow consider this problem A simply supported beam with uniformly distributed load First step here would be
determination of reaction forces Since the problem is symmetrical reaction forces will be equal and will be half of total
load acting on beam
Fig10 A simply supported beam with uniformly distributed load in it
Section A-B
Lets start analysis from point A If you take section between point A and B it should be in equilibrium So shear force will
have equal magnitude of Reaction force Bending moment gives a linear variation
Section B-C
But after point B effect of point load and distributed load come Effect of distributed load is something interesting Take
a section in BC In this section along with two point loads there is a distributed load also This distributed load can be
assumed as a point load passing through centroid of distributed load Value of point load is U( x - L3) And it is at a
distance (x - L3) 2 from section line So shear force will have one more term which comes from distributed load From
the equation its clear that shear force varies linearly
You can easily predict how bending moment varies along length from the same force diagrams Since this equation is
quadratic it will have a parabolic shape Same procedure is repeated in remaining section Since this problem is
322014 Analysis of Beams | Shear Force amp Bending Moment Diagram ~ Learn Engineering
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symmetrical in nature SFD and BMD would also be symmetrical It is shown in figure below
Fig11 SFD and BMD of simply supported beam
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symmetrical in nature SFD and BMD would also be symmetrical It is shown in figure below
Fig11 SFD and BMD of simply supported beam
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