beamxs 1.1.1
Python Library for Structural Beam Analysis
License: MIT

A simple Python library for Structural Beam Analysis developed by students of Kakatiya Institute of Technology and Science for Civil Engineering Applications
                    Python Library for Beam Analysis for Civil Engineering

Developed by Aryan Karamtoth from Information Technology Department at Kakatiya Institute of Technology and Science

## Supported Features

- Making a beam
- Calculating Support Reactions of a beam
- Applying load on a beam

## Installation

```
pip install beamxs
```
## Getting Started

Import the package

```py
import beamxs as bm
```
Read the documentation and apply the required method for your purpose

## Documentation

### Built-in Methods:
- `createBeam(len)`:
Method for creating a beam

    Input:  len  --> Length of Beam
    Output: beam --> Beam object

Example:
```py
beam = bm.createBeam(10)
print(beam)
```

- `definePin(pinPos,beam)`:
  
Method for defining the position of pin support
   
    Input:  pinPos      --> Pin Support Position
            beam        --> Beam object
    Output: pinposition --> Pin Position

Example:
```py
pinpos = bm.definePin(2,beam)
print(pinpos)
```

- `defineRoller(rollPos,beam)`:
  
  Method for defining the position of roller support
    
    Input:  rollPos --> Roller Support Position
            beam    --> Beam object
           
    Output: rollposition --> Roller Position

  Example:
  ```py
  rollpos = bm.defineRoller(4,beam)
  print(rollpos)
  ```
- `applyPointLoad(loadPos,loadMag,beam)`:

  Method for applying Point Load on the beam
    
    Input:  loadPos --> Position of Point Load
            loadMag --> Magnitude of Point Load
            beam    --> Beam object
           
    Output: load    --> Applied Load 

  Example:
  ```py
  ptload = bm.applyPointLoad(4,60,beam)
  print(ptload)
  ```
  
- `applyUDL(beam,loadPerUnitLength)`:

  Method for applying UDL (Uniformly Distributed Load) on the beam
    
    Input:  beam              --> Beam object
            loadPerUnitLength --> Load Per Unit Length
           
    Output: udl               --> Applied UDL

  Example:
  
  ```py
  udlarray = bm.applyUDL(beam,20)
  print(udlarray)
  ```

- `applyUVL(beam,startLoad,endLoad)`:

  Method for applying UVL (Uniformly Varying Load) on the beam
    
    Input:  beam       --> Beam object
            startLoad  --> Start Load
            endLoad    --> End Load
    
    Output: uvl        --> Applied UVL

  Example:
  ```py
  uvlarray = bm.applyUVL(beam,20,40)
  print(uvlarray)
  ```
- `applyMoment(momentPos, momentMag, beam)`:

  Method for applying Moment on the beam
    
    Input:  momentPos --> Moment Position
            momentMag --> Moment Magnitude
            beam      --> Beam Object
            
    Output: moments    --> Moment Applied

  Example:
  ```py
  appliedmoment = bm.applyMoment(3,20,beam)
  print(appliedmoment)
  ```
- `calcReactionsSSB(loads, pinPos, rollPos, beam)`:

  Method for calculation support reaction of a simply supported beam with various loads
    
    Input:  loads    --> Dictionary containing load data
            beam     --> Beam Object
            pinPos   --> Pin Position
            rollPos  --> Roller Support Position
            
    Output: Ra       --> Reaction at pin support
            Rb       --> Reaction at roller support

  Example:

  ```py
    loads = [
    {'type': 'point', 'position': 2, 'magnitude': 50},
    {'type': 'udl', 'start': 3, 'end': 5, 'magnitude': 20},
    {'type': 'uvl', 'start': 6, 'end': 8, 'start_magnitude': 10, 'end_magnitude': 30}
    ]
    pinPos = 1
    rollPos = 9
    Ra, Rb = bm.calcReactionsSSB(loads, pinPos, rollPos, beam)
    print(Ra)
    print(Rb)
  ```