Question 8.2: Boundary Conditions of a Sliding Beam Problem: A rectangular...
Boundary Conditions of a Sliding Beam
Problem: A rectangular cross-section sliding beam is supported in sliding bearings and loaded in bending by a transverse force at a fixed location in x as shown in Figure 8-11a. Determine a reasonable boundary condition arrangement and compare its prediction of deflection with closed form solutions.
Given: The beam dimensions are shown in Figure 8-11a. The load F = 250 lb. The material is steel.
Assumptions: The supporting bearings are considered to be much stiffer than the beam. Beam weight is negligible compared to the applied load. The bearings have 0.001-inch clearance around the beam cross section to allow sliding.
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