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RESOLUTION
Yg~h=Ygh + Yp~h
of fourth order
homogeneous rafter
uniform cross section
the weight of the rafter despises
ELASTICA CURVE
Is the line connecting the centroids of all cross
E: Young's modulus
I: Moment of inertia
derive twice
Conclusiomes
1. Within real world, such as in engineering there are
problems whose solution is approached rafters with
resolution of Linear Ordinary Differential Equations
2. Application in designing structures
3. Bending of rafter is determined by a linear differential
equation 4th Order. Is obtained by means of differential
equations the deflection of a rafter depending on support
conditions
4. the distribution of loads or forces that are submitted and
how they are supported, the rafters can be deflected or
distorted by the action of its own weight by its negligible
weight was taken, the influence of loads external or a
combination of both. This deflection y (x) is known as
deflection and can be determined by a linear differential
equation of the fourth order
Recommendations
1. Should assume that a rafter of length L is
homogeneous and has a section cross uniform
throughout its length
2. The weight of the rafters will be cero
3. Should take the maximum deformation in the
diagrams
4. Take care when applying the formulas of
deformation in rafter
Literature:
Ecuaciones Diferenciales; autor: C. Henry Edwards;