If you neglect the weights of the pulleys, Determine the force F is needed to support...
DETERMINE THE COMBINED MOMENT OF THE FOUR FORCES ACTING ON THE PULLEYS ABOUT THE AXIS AB (POINTS A AND B ARE THE CENTERS OF THE PULLEYS). 3 m 4 m 0.5 m -0.8 m 20 kN 60 KN 20 KN 40 KN WAT IS THE MOMENT OF THE FORCE ABOUT AXIS AB? (Unit: KN.m)
The figure shows an elaborate setup of a blue cord wrapped around six pulleys supporting three weights (two of which have identified weight in N, one of which is not given). The pulleys are supported by the red cables from the ceiling which are labeled with numbers 1-4. The blue cord is attached to the ceiling at its right end, but attached to one of the pulleys at its left end. The weights are suspended from the pulleys using pink...
Please solve this. Thank you. Required information A weight W= 4 kN is supported by a cable that passes over frictionless pulleys at D and F. The cable is attached to a winch at G, and cable segment DG is vertical. Member ABC is built in at A, and members ABC, DCEF, and BE are attached using pins at points B, C, and E. Neglect the weights of individual members. All dimensions are in meters. 0.2 -1.6 0.9 o. LKJI...
Q2: Application of Force Method on Frame Determine reactions at the fixed end support A and roller support C of the frame as shown in Fig 02 8KN/m AR-1250 (10) mmn -9m 3m 20 kN Inc-625 (10) mn 3m
A rope, fixed at F, passes over two pulleys D and C. Determine the magnitude of the forces in all the members of the truss shown in figure 1.36 SOM2601-2018-1 SOM2601-2017-1* 100% Question 1 A rope, fixed at F, passes over two pulleys D and C Determine the magnitude of the forces in the members BC, DC, BD and DE of the truss shoh in Figure 1 [10] 60 60 60 30P 450 15 kN Figure 1
For the beam shown in Fig.3, q1= 10kN/m, Mo=15kN.m. a) Find all support reactions. b) Find the expressions for the shear force V and bending moment M. c) Draw the shear-force and bending-moment diagrams. Note that Mo acts at C, and dV/dx = -q, dM/dx = V Calculate (a) the maximum shear stress in each segment; (b) the angles of twist (in d at the mid-span of the larger segment. Given: r-Trllp Ti 91 T: Fig. 2 Fig. 3 q,-10...
For the beam shown in Fig.3, q1= 10kN/m, Mo=15kN.m. a) Find all support reactions. b) Find the expressions for the shear force V and bending moment M. c) Draw the shear-force and bending-moment diagrams. Note that Mo acts at C, and dV/dx = -q, dM/dx = V Calculate (a) the maximum shear stress in each segment; (b) the angles of twist (in d at the mid-span of the larger segment. Given: r-Trllp Ti 91 T: Fig. 2 Fig. 3 q,-10...
Solve for the support forces and draw the shear force and bending force Q and ML1 = 4m L2 = 5ma = 1 m b = 1.5 mp = 4 kN/m F = 12 KN
determine the magnitude of the equivalent resultant force. determine the distance x from support A to the location where the resultant force is applied to the beam. determine the reaction at support A. W w = 3x - 0.1 x? (lb/ft) 16 ft @ 2 6 7 8 9 0 3 4 5 a WER Trullole 100 raps lock MOSISO CODE command control option
5) Two rigid members (AE and ABCD) are connected by a pin at A. CK is another rigid bar supported by a fixed-end at K. The contact at C is frictionless and D is and the tension on the cable AH is 52 kN, a roller. If the system is in equilibrium a) draw free body diagrams of all rigid members (AE, ABCD and CK), b) determine P (kN) w (kN/m), all reaction forces (or force components) at A, C,...