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To calculate the bending moment diagrams for the bridge when extending and at 35 meters, one must consider the forces acting on it, including the support reactions and the weight of the bridge. The total load on the bridge includes the hydraulic pump and the bridge's mass, which must be converted to Newtons. The bending moments can be determined by applying static equilibrium equations and analyzing the moments about specific points. Additional information, such as the bridge's cross-sectional properties and the locations of the supports, is necessary for accurate calculations. The inquiry appears to be related to a homework problem, indicating a need for further clarification on the parameters involved.
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The bridge is full extend 35 meters long, and retracted 17,5 meter long.
When the bridge is installed it rest on piont(375kN) and a
hydraulic pomp (525kN) , the mass of the bridge is 15 metric ton.

my question is how do I calculate the bending moment diagrams when it is extending and how do i calculate the bending when it is at 35 meters.
 

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Is this a homework question ?
 

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