If a moment M is applied at point B, which is a support, the bending moment at B will still be zero because the support cannot resist the moment. 1. The bending moment at a simply supported support is always zero. 2. The applied moment will influence the bending moment distribution along the beam but not at the support itself
If a moment M is applied at point B, which is a support, the bending moment at B will still be zero because the support cannot resist the moment.
1. The bending moment at a simply supported support is always zero.
2. The applied moment will influence the bending moment distribution along the beam but not at the support itself
BM at B will be 0 b/c at the support reactions Bm will be zero
BM at B will not be zero as we have a concentrated moment at the support.
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