Q3 (a) Figure Q3 (a) shows a cantilever beam which is carry a load P at...

Q3 (a) Figure Q3 (a) shows a cantilever beam which is carry a load P at point C.
(i) Sketch the deflection curve of the beam.
(ii) Derive the bending moment deflection, slope deflection and deflection equation at b-b using Double Integration Method.
(iii) Calculate the maximum deflection. Given: L= 10 m, a= 3m, P= 25 kN. EI is constant

(b) Figure Q3 (b) shows a solid steel spindle AB that has a diameter ??=38 mm. The allowable shearing stress of the spindle is 84 MPa, while sleeve CD is made of a brass with an allowable shearing stress of 50MPa. Determine the largest torque (T), that can be applied at A.

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