This is a summative assignment that contributes towards your course mark. Please make sure when submitting...
This is a practice assignment, so that you can be comfortable scanning your calculation sheets and uploading to MyUni without the pressure of losing marks. Please make sure when submitting your assignment that: • You have scanned the correct side of the page, or both sides of the page if double sided. • The paper is in portrait orientation. • You have uploaded the correct assignment. Draw and annotate the shear force and bending moment diagrams for the beam shown...
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For the frame shown below: 1- Calculate the reactions at the supports 2- Show the equilibrium at nodes B and C 3- Draw the normal force, the shear force and the bending moment diagrams 2 KN 3 KN 2 m 2 m 3 m 4 m
For the frame shown below: 1- Calculate the reactions at the supports 2- Show the equilibrium at nodes B and C 3- Draw the normal force, the...
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Analyse the frame in Figure 1 uning the Stape-Deflection Method. Draw the shear force, axial force and bending moment diagrams. Assume that the flexural rigidity is a...
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1. Determine the reactions and draw the shear and bending moment diagrams for the shown beam using slope-deflection method. 20 kN/m 60 KN El = constant E = 70 GPa 1 = 800 ( 1 00) mm4
THIS ASSIGNMENT CONTRIBUTES TO YOUR COURSE MARK. Given the
forces P = 2.4 kN and Q = 4.6 kN and the height L = 12 m:
THIS ASSIGNMENT CONTRIBUTES TO YOUR COURSE MARK Q KN L m P kN P kN Given the forces P = 2.4 kN and Q = 4.6 kN and the height L = 12 m: 4 m 8 m 8 m 4 m How many zero force members are in this truss? Determine the forces...
Please solve the problems below indi assignment is due on Friday May 24h 2019, scanned copy only to be uploaded to SLATE before 5 steps involved in the solution including appropriate diagrams. Include all formulas/equations and units of relevant quantities. You must include this cover page in your assignment submission. Failure to include the cover page will result in 10% deduction Q1) Two trucks are pulling a car from a ditch as shown in Figure 1 below. If the truck...
A loaded beam with a pin support at B and a rller support at C is shown in Figure 1. The applied loads on the beam are: an anti-clockwise point moment at A, a variably distributed load between B and C, and a clockwise point moment at D g kN/m f kNm h kN m A C 4 m 2 m 2 m Figure 1 The magnitude of the anti-clockwise point moment f in units of kN'm can be found...
Question I.5 Figure 1.5 shows a frame with loads at A and D. Select the closest value for the magnitude of the total reaction at B. Assume the weight of the frame is zero. 40 kN VE 96.2 kN (a) (Ь -40 kN 5 m (c) -87.5 kN 30 kN (d) 57 kN 4m ao 1 m (e) 50 kN Figure L.5 Low mass frame Question I.6 In the shear and bending moment equations for beams, which of the following...
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Review (MR).= -2.88 kN-m Submit Previous Answers Learning Goal: To determine the location and direction of a single equivalent force for a coplanar force system. The frame shown in (Figure 1) has dimensions H = 3.1 m and L = 0.9 m and is subjected to the forces P1 = 4.5 kN, P2 = 8.5 kN, and P3 = 11.5 KN. Force P3 is applied Ay = 0.4 m down from the top. ✓ Correct Part...
THIS ASSIGNMENT CONTRIBUTES TO YOUR COURSE MARK Given the beam and the external loading shown below, if L12m, w1700 N/m and w2 1,280 N/m, calculate: the magnitude and location of the equivalent resultant force (a single equivalent force, for the whole loading block, NOT two equivalent forces from dividing into rectangular and triangular stress blocks). the reactions at the beam supports. W2 Units Resultant force FrNumber tolerance 1 N, magnitude only) Uni Location Xbar Number (tolerance 0.1 m, measured from...