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the cantilever moves to a new position OA' ‘fig.1.19. Fig 119 Let us consider an element PQ of the beam of length dx, at a di OP = x from the fixed end. Let ‘C’ be the centre of curvature of the el PQ and let ‘R’ be the radius of curvature Due to the load applied at the free end of the cantilever, an Couple is created between the load W at ‘A’ and the force of reacti Here, the arm of the couple (Distance between the two equal forces) is (/-x) The external bending moment = W > (l-x) We know the internal bending moment = We know under equilibrium condition, Therefore, we can write ‘Egn.(1)=" Ban-(2) A, (i.e) Ww(l-x) = i YI, (or) R = Wo-n) Two tangents are drawn at points P and Q, which meet the AA‘ at T and S respectively. Let the smallest depression produced from T to S = dy ~ and Let the angle between the (wo tangents = d@ Then we can write The angle between CP and CQ is also d@ (i.e) ZPCQ = d0. We can write the arc length PQ = Rd@ =de (or) o2.=-— . aa (4) aa dx Substituting eqn.(3) in eqn.(4), =e an.(4), we have 40 = FyT TWO) w (or) d0 = ppl -*)de From the AQA'S we can write sin dQ — If d@ is very small then we can write, ‘ dy = (I-x).d0 Substituting eqn:(5) in eqn.(6) we have Circular Cross Section oo ips If ‘r’ is the radius of the circular cross section, then We know lL ._—_— cae 4 Substituting the value of I, in eqn.(8), we can write we 4WwP Depression produced y = 3Y (xr4/4) (or) -- 35

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