PE Exam Practice Problems | Civil-Structural | 2023

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This structural engineering PE example problem will get one step closer to passing the civil pe exam. follow along and learn structural engineering from a professional civil engineer.
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@ogtripleg9237 Год назад

i got to this problem on my ncees practice exam and was like wait a minute I've seen this problem before LOL and i remembered i watched this video and it helped sm!!

@Kestava_Engineering Год назад

you caught me! hahaha

@MattStansell Год назад

Should get 27.2 either way you solve. Moment will resolve into a couple no matter where it is on the beam.

@sycops1 9 месяцев назад

Roller and pinned supports cannot accept concentrated moments, so that 20k-ft moment at point B would need to be converted to a T/C couple. Doing that would yield 27.2K at support A for both solutions. Table 3-23 #35 is probably the closest you'd get. Either way, since the answers are spaced sufficiently far apart, neglecting or including that concentrated moment won't affect the final answer.

@narathipkhanhansuk9469 Год назад

Thank you Rich

@hogepoge4098 Год назад

Dumb question, but when the problem says "service load", why don't we make it an LRFD factored load? That was what I was thinking as soon as I saw those words.

@ddarkjared Год назад

LRFD stnads for "Load and Resistance Factor Design". Service loads are unfactored. They are meant to be the loads the building can withstand and stay in service. "No issues". If a building received the full LRFD loads, it will have issues that needs resolved, but should still be standing.

@Jzns82 Год назад

Option 1 does seem useful but summing forces is much quicker than having to look up different equations in aisc. Regardless, I really appreciate your videos dude!! Taking my test soon.

@Kestava_Engineering Год назад

goodluck!