How To Draw Shear Flow Diagram
Shear diagrams are an easy way to visualize shear values along a beam or fellow member and also reveal the maximum positive and negative shear values.
The first step will always exist to simplify any and all load distributions into point loads and to solve for all exterior reactions.
Begin the shear diagram by drawing a horizontal line, this is the line for zero shear. I like to draw my shear diagrams directly beneath the actual member so that they line up and I designate my shear diagrams with a big 5.

The beam is 20ft long divided into 5 foot sections.
Shear diagrams always begin and cease at zippo, with all of the forces on the fellow member shown in betwixt. Starting from the left, the first force yous come across is the 10 lb down force at the left end. This is the kickoff point of data, draw a line from nil to negative 10.

Continuing on the next strength is 21.67 lb up at the A back up. Extend the line horizontally until it is at A and so add the 21.67 force to it. The shear diagram is now at 11.67 lb on the positive side.

The adjacent strength is -x lb. The shear line volition footstep down from xi.67 lb to 1.67 lb.

The distributed load applies a load at every unmarried point that information technology covers, so infinitely many shear decreases over whatever horizontal distance... in other words the line volition existsloped. The slope is equivalent to the distributed load, in this case -2 lb/ft.
For speed, summate the total load (
), add the overall increase to the electric current shear location (
), put a dot at the terminate result (-8.33 lb) beneath the end of the distributed load and draw a direct line to information technology. See annotation below.

Nosotros are now at the endpoint B and luckily our reaction force there is 8.33 lb upwardly, ending our shear diagram at naught. Right where it should be.

Catastrophe at 0 is actually very important and is a good cheque that you did not make a mistake. From this completed diagram nosotros can run into that the maximum shear is 11.67 lb.
Note: the shear line nether a distributed load is linear for a constant distributed load and parabolic for a triangular distributed load.
Source: https://www.reviewcivilpe.com/mechanics-shear-diagrams/
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