General Studies · Strength of Materials
Fixed beams can support greater loads than simply supported beams of the same span and cross-section primarily due to:
- 1End fixing moments (end restraints)✓
- 2Greater support reaction count
- 3Less structural material
- 4Reduced span length
Correct answer
End fixing moments (end restraints)
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