A Manual of Applied Mechanics
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307 Beam Fixed at Both Ends. A beam is fixed, as well as _c __ supported, at both ends, when a pair of equal and opposite couples are made to act on the p. 143 ' ' vertical sectional planes at its points of support, of magnitude sufficient to maintain its longitudinal axis horizontal there, and so to diminish the deflection, slope, and curvature of its middle por- BEAM FIXED AT BOTH ENDS. 333 tion. This is generally accomplished by making the beam form part of one continuous girder with several... points of support, or by making it project on either side beyond its points of support, and so fastening or loading the projecting portions, that their loads, or the resistance of their fastenings, shall give the required pair of couples.
In fig. 143, let C B A B represent a beam supported at the points C, C, loaded along its intervening portion, and so fixed or loaded beyond these points that at them its longitudinal axis is horizontal, instead of having the slope i l} which it would have if the beam were simply supported at C, C, and not fixed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
307 Beam Fixed at Both Ends. A beam is fixed, as well as _c __ supported, at both ends, when a pair of equal and opposite couples are made to act on the p. 143 ' ' vertical sectional planes at its points of support, of magnitude sufficient to maintain its longitudinal axis horizontal there, and so to diminish the deflection, slope, and curvature of its middle por- BEAM FIXED AT BOTH ENDS. 333 tion. This is generally accomplished by making the beam form part of one continuous girder with several... points of support, or by making it project on either side beyond its points of support, and so fastening or loading the projecting portions, that their loads, or the resistance of their fastenings, shall give the required pair of couples.
In fig. 143, let C B A B represent a beam supported at the points C, C, loaded along its intervening portion, and so fixed or loaded beyond these points that at them its longitudinal axis is horizontal, instead of having the slope i l} which it would have if the beam were simply supported at C, C, and not fixed.
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