REACTION of BEAMS APPARATUS

A horizontal length of material with a vertical load system is called a beam – one of the most basic engineering ways of supporting a load. External forces such as the applied loads and the beam support reactions must be in equilibrium. Given a loading system, the support reactions can be calculated from force and moment equations. Learn about REACTION of BEAMS APPARATUS suppliers for optimal educational outcomes.. This apparatus is designed for simple experiments and demonstrations on simply supported beams. A bench mounted base supports two vertical pillars at either end and a high top section used for suspending components. Learn about REACTION of BEAMS APPARATUS specifications for optimal educational outcomes.. A 'U' channel beam is suspended by means of load stirrups and two spring balances, which act as supports and enable reactions to be read directly during testing. Further stirrups are mounted on the beam to suspend the load hangers, which can be moved into numerous positions along the beam giving high variation for the end user. Learn about REACTION of BEAMS APPARATUS for educational labs for optimal educational outcomes.. The beam has an integral linear scale to obtain accurate positioning. Attached to the base are three clevis fasteners, allowing the spring balances to be suspended underneath the beam to enable cantilever and lever arrangements. Learn about REACTION of BEAMS APPARATUS exporters for optimal educational outcomes..

• Base: 1000(L) x 120(W) x 40(H) mm
• 'U' channel beam: 1041mm in length
• Integral linear scale: 1000mm; 1mm resolution
• 2 x Spring balances: 50N / 5kg range
• Hanger stirrups: 10 off
• Load hangers: 1N x 3 off