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Problem 7: Use element matrices potential energy formulations to solve the beam problem shown in Figure.6....
Problem 3 (150 pts).Solve problem 5.64 using a beam/frame element as well as a 3D. Use standard steel properties in Workbench, E=29E6 etc, Cross-section 0.3 by 0.2, inner radius 1.85 in, outer radius 2.15 in, thickness = 0.2 in Obtain the following for an imposed gap of 0.2 inch d. Compare the three sets of results, and COMMENT on possible reasons for any differences (element assumptions/shape functions, boundary conditions, number of elements, etc). Note that there are different displacement functions...
Solve the following truss problem. All truss members are ANSI 2x2x0.25 hollow square tubes (with rounded corners) for which the cross-section area is A-1.5891 in2. The material has a modulus of E-29E6 psi. Length of element 1 and 5 is L-20 inches, and length of element 3 and 6 is 2L 40 inches. 7 5 6 P-1000 lb 2. 1. Solve in an Excel spreadsheet using the truss element. Note that there are only four different element stiffness matrices (look...
(a) Part 1-7 6) Leeding Digun The figure shows the tentative design of a cantilevered machine component, and the corresponding loading diagram. The component resists a load P varying from 0 to 3400 1bs., for an infinite number of cycles at ambient room tem- perature and 95% reliabilfity. The part is machined from cold drawn steel with an ultimate strength of S 64 kpsi and a yield strength S, = 54 kpsi. con for the part, if the stress c...
40kN Uniform Load W kN/m X Span L L/2 Figure 1 SPAN L 6 W 11Kn/m Beam is 200 UB 18.2 Use the diagram above and the W and L values assigned to you to: a) Use your shear force diagram to calculate the Maximum longitudinal Shear Stress and where it occ Ccurs. b) Calculate the longitudinal Shear Stress at d/4 from the neutral axis. Check Figures 283 below this table BENDING MOMENT DIAGLAM Kp/m f:40 zm 7.5 KN-M 90...