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x
Load intensity at section X is w 0
L
y
X
w 0
B
A
x
EI
F IGURE 13.8 Deflection
of a simply supported
beam carrying a
triangularly distributed
load
x
R A
R B
L
Resolution of vertical forces then gives
w 0 L
3
R B =
The bending moment, M , at any section X, a distance x from A is
2 w 0
L x x
1
x
M
=
R A x
3
or
w 0
6 L ( L 2 x
x 3 )
M
=
(i)
Substituting for M in Eq. (13.3) we obtain
EI d 2 v
d x 2
w 0
6 L ( L 2 x
x 3 )
=
(ii)
which, when integrated, becomes
L 2 x 2
2
x 4
4
EI d v
d x
w 0
6 L
=
+
C 1
(iii)
Integrating Eq. (iii) we have
L 2 x 3
6
x 5
20
w 0
6 L
EI v
=
+
C 1 x
+
C 2
(iv)
The deflection v
=
0at x
=
0 and x
=
L . From the first of these conditions we obtain
C 2 =
0, while from the second
L 5
6
L 5
20
w 0
6 L
0
=
+
C 1 L
which gives
7 w 0 L 4
360
C 1 =−
 
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