SFD, BMD & Axial Force Diagram | Bracket Welded to Beam with Inclined Load | Competitive Exam ...

In this video, we solve a challenging and competitive-level question involving a bracket CDE welded to a simply supported beam AB (span = 10m). The beam is hinged at A and supported by a roller at B, and it carries both vertical and horizontal point loads (10 kN each) at point E on the bracket.

We analyze the structure step-by-step to draw:
1. Shear Force Diagram (SFD)
2. Bending Moment Diagram (BMD)
3. Axial Force Diagram (AFD)

This problem integrates concepts of axial force, shear, and moment in a realistic loading scenario—perfect for students preparing for Bangalore University exams, GATE, ESE, PSUs, and other competitive engineering exams.

You’ll learn:
How to resolve inclined loads into horizontal and vertical components
How brackets affect internal force diagrams
The correct approach to draw all three diagrams and indicate salient values clearly

This question is a true test of your conceptual clarity in Strength of Materials and Structural Analysis.

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