Deflection and stress in a complex structure

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The discussion revolves around calculating deflection and stresses in a beam, with the original poster seeking assistance. A rough figure of the beam was mentioned but not attached, which is crucial for providing accurate suggestions. Participants emphasize the importance of including the attachment for effective guidance. The conversation highlights the need for clear communication in technical inquiries. Overall, the focus remains on resolving the beam analysis issue presented.
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Hello,

I have a issue which is concerned with finding the defelction and stresses in a beam. I have attached a rough figure of the beam. Please help me by giving some suggestions.

thanks
chaitanya
 
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cmandhad said:
Hello,

I have a issue which is concerned with finding the defelction and stresses in a beam. I have attached a rough figure of the beam. Please help me by giving some suggestions.

thanks
chaitanya

You forgot the attachment.

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