Maximum shear acting on a point

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The discussion centers on determining the maximum positive shear in a beam, specifically questioning why only three cases need to be considered. One participant argues that the maximum shear occurs at point B when a specific load acts on it, seeking clarification on whether this is correct. Another participant emphasizes that the problem is related to beam mechanics rather than soil mechanics, indicating a misunderstanding of the context. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding shear forces in structural analysis. Overall, the focus remains on the conditions under which maximum shear occurs in beams.
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Why we need to consider only 3 cases when we want to find the max positive shear ?

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IMO , We know that the max shear will only occur when the 67.5kN act on B , am i right ? There is no need to consider 3 different cases ...Or my concept is incorrect ? If so , can anyone show me the example where the max shear will occur at B although the max concentrated load doesn't act on the particular point ?
 

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Update : Why the max shear will only occur at B when the certain load act on it ? Can someone explain about it ?
 
@Chestermiller , can you help ? I think you are the only one in this forum who knows soil mechanics
 
This is not a soil mechanics problem. It is a beam problem.
 
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Chestermiller said:
This is not a soil mechanics problem. It is a beam problem.
sorry , wrong thread
 
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