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1. Support the simple beam on spring balance & hangers as shown in sketch. 2. Note down initial reading on balance A (left) & B ( right). 3. Place loads W1, W2, W3on beam at distances L1' L21L3from support A respectively. 4. Note down readings RAIRBon spring balance A & B respectively. 5. Repeat the process for changing loads and distances. 6. Setup the compound beam as shown. Take the readings and repeat the process as for simple beam, including the readings for balance at C and weights and their distances on lower beam. 7. Take minimum five set of observations for simple and compound beam both.
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5. Places of practical applications of both type of beams. Note: This is mention of minimum required submission only.Extra information, sketches, knowledge upgrading notes, presentations, relevant intemet collections etc. added to submission work deserves due weightage. Reference!s : 1. Engineering mechanics:Statics & Dynamics, Shames Irving H., 3rd Ed., 1993 Printice Hall- New Delhi. 2. Engineering mechanics:Statics & Dynamics, R.C. Hibbeler , 5th Ed., 1989 Macmillan publishing company.
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