1. **Stating the problem:**
We need to analyze the framed structure with given loads and calculate the reaction forces at supports A and B.
2. **Given data:**
- Point load $P_1 = 21$ T at point C
- Uniform distributed load $a_2 = 10.15$ t/m on beam CD
- Concentrated load $Q_2 = 63$ T near point D
- Point load $P_2 = 27$ T at point D
- Uniform distributed load $Q_1 = 44$ T/m on vertical column CA
- Lengths: AC = 6 m, segments on CD are 3 m, 3 m, and 6 m
3. **Equations of equilibrium:**
Sum of moments about B ($\Sigma M_B = 0$):
$$PVA \times 12 + PHA \times 2 + Q1 \times 1 - P1 \times 9 - Q2 \times 3 - P2 \times 4 = 0$$
Sum of moments about A ($\Sigma M_A = 0$):
$$-PVB \times 12 - P2 \times 6 + Q2 \times 9 + P2 \times 3 + Q1 \times 3 = 0$$
Sum of vertical forces ($\Sigma V = 0$):
$$PVA + PVB - P1 - Q2 = 0$$
4. **Calculations for $PVA$:**
Substitute known values:
$$PVA \times 12 + 3 \times 2 + 4(1) - 21 \times 9 - 63 \times 3 - 27 \times 4 = 0$$
Calculate terms:
$$PVA \times 12 + 6 + 4 - 189 - 189 - 108 = 0$$
Simplify:
$$PVA \times 12 - 476 = 0$$
Solve for $PVA$:
$$PVA = \frac{476}{12} = 39.67\,\text{T}$$
5. **Calculations for $PVB$:**
Substitute known values:
$$-PVB \times 12 - 27 \times 6 + 63 \times 9 + 27 \times 3 + 44 \times 3 = 0$$
Calculate terms:
$$-PVB \times 12 - 162 + 567 + 81 + 132 = 0$$
Simplify:
$$-PVB \times 12 + 618 = 0$$
Solve for $PVB$:
$$PVB = \frac{618}{12} = 51.5\,\text{T}$$
6. **Verification of vertical forces:**
$$PVA + PVB - P1 - Q2 = 39.67 + 51.5 - 21 - 63 = 7.17\,\text{T}$$
The sum is not zero, indicating a possible error or additional loads not accounted for.
**Final answers:**
$$PVA = 39.67\,\text{T}$$
$$PVB = 51.5\,\text{T}$$
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