Question: A supporting structure is statically supported at point A by a floating bearing inclined at angle alpha and by a fixed bearing at point B

A supporting structure is statically supported at point A by a floating bearing inclined at angle alpha and by a fixed bearing at point B. The load is applied by a line load with the maximum q_0 and an individual force 1/2q_0L. The dead weight of the structure should be neglected for the entire calculation. Given: L =11m, q_0=60KN/m, permissible tension =185N/mm^2, tan alpha =3/4.
(a) Determine the support forces in A and B.(b) Calculate the curve of the bending moment between points C and D.(c) Determine the curve of the internal forces (normal force, shear force, bending moment) between points A and C .(d) Find a suitable IPB beam for the area between A and C, taking into account the allowable stress
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