Hi all,
I am working on a problem that I can't even seem to figure out where to start. I have a horizontal beam of known weight (1100lbs, or 4893N). It is 1714.5mm long, and is supported by two vertical supports, which are at known location along the beam (Support 1 @ 200mm; support 2 @ 1150mm). I am trying to figure out how much mass (in Newtons) is carried by support 2, and then I want to add additional 5G of force to the mass supported by support 2 straight down in vertical direction.
I know the starting point would be:
sum of moments = sum of forces = 0
[itex]\Sigma[/itex]M = [itex]\Sigma[/itex]F = 0
I know I do something with the reaction forces at the support, but not sure.
Any help to get started would be appreciated.
Thanks!
I am working on a problem that I can't even seem to figure out where to start. I have a horizontal beam of known weight (1100lbs, or 4893N). It is 1714.5mm long, and is supported by two vertical supports, which are at known location along the beam (Support 1 @ 200mm; support 2 @ 1150mm). I am trying to figure out how much mass (in Newtons) is carried by support 2, and then I want to add additional 5G of force to the mass supported by support 2 straight down in vertical direction.
I know the starting point would be:
sum of moments = sum of forces = 0
[itex]\Sigma[/itex]M = [itex]\Sigma[/itex]F = 0
I know I do something with the reaction forces at the support, but not sure.
Any help to get started would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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