How to find Support reaction for Beam || Only in 2 steps

This video shows how to find the support reaction for a simply supported beam with uniformly distributed load and single pointed load. We can use three equilibrium equations to find the support reaction for any beam. In this lecture we will also show that how to verify the support reaction that either we calculate our support reaction correctly or not. For more details please watch full video.

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Beam support reaction
Beam reactions
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Beam reactions design
simply supported beam
Beam with uniformly distributed load

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[bharathrambabu]

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[SSR-Vlogs]

What value come, if we taking moments at right hand side?

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[sonofsun]

hi thanks for great videos, please create a video and explain whats moment as im really confused whats it and why calculate it

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[faridsyahmi]

Why there is no horizontal reaction at pinned support only vertical reaction?? Pinned support have 2 reaction right and roller has 1 that what I understood

[lushomomwiya]

I think something is wrong...isn't it that you are supposed to ad that 2 that found as half of distance were udl lies to the other two distances 3 and 3

[debooty]

would would the approach be if I had to solve for 2 more reactions? For example, what if there was a C on the 5KN and a D at the start of the distributed load?