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A roof truss at the Home Depot® is to be designed. Each student is to determine the loading in ea...
Problem 3. (65 points). For the truss shown, (a) Determine the forces in members: AB, AH, BH and BC using Method of Joints. (b) Determine the forces in members: CD, CF, and GF using Method of Sections. G H F 1 3 m 4.5 m E 168820 1993001 B D 6 KN 2 KN 8 KN -12 m, 4 @ 3 m
Problem 3. (65 points). For the truss shown, (a) Determine the forces in members: AB, AH, BH and BC using Method of Joints. (b) Determine the forces in members: CD, CF, and GF using Method of Sections. н. F 4.5 m 3 m E B DI 6 KN 2 KN 8 KN -12 m, 4 @ 3 m
Problem 3. (65 points). For the truss shown, (a) Determine the forces in members: AB, AH, BH and BC using Method of Joints. (b) Determine the forces in members: CD, CF, and GF using Method of Sections. H 4.5 m 3 m A E 5080 90000 D 2 KN 6 KN 8 KN 12 m, 4 @ 3 m
CHAPTER FIVE Analysis of Structures 105 10 kips 40 kips 10 kips 20'-0" G H | 20'-0" | 20 – 0" 20' – 0" 20-0" PROBLEM 5.6 Section 5.5 The Method of Sections For Problems 5.8 through 5.14, use the method of sections. 5.8 Determine the forces in members CD, DH, and HI for the truss shown. 6 kips 8 kips 9'-0" H 22 10 kips 4 bays @ 10'-0" = 40'-0" PROBLEM 5.8 5 m 457 kN 7m 7...
Section 1.3 Statics Review Example 1-1 FIGURE 1-6 Plane truss model 2P - c = 80° a As KOA = 60° - Og = 40° B The plane truss shown in Fig. 1-6 has four joints and five mem- bers. Find support reactions at A and B and then use the methods of joints and sections to find all member forces. Let P = 35 kips and c = 10 ft. Solution: Use the following four-step problem-solving approach. 1. Conceptualize...
1. Determine the force in all members of the truss using the method of joints 2. Determine the force in members DE,DB and AB using the method of sections To begin the analyse linear unknown forces a of the joints in Figure criteria. Therefore, we equations applied to the © = 0 M = 0 - 10 OXF, = 0 OK B 10 kip to 3 ft to 3 ft + 3 ft 3 ft . (a)
9. A truss and a steel cable are supporting a mass of m = 20 kg as shown. A cable is supported by a frictionless pulley at point B for L = 500 m, d = 200 m, and h = 300 m. (a) (2 marks) Draw a free-body diagram and show all forces that act on this structure (b) (1 mark) Find the magnitude of the tension force in the steel cable, (c) (3 marks) Find the x and...
In the truss shown in the figure: 1. Determine the support reactions at supports A and F. (10 points) 2. Determine the force in members BC, IC, and IH of the truss using method of joints. Explain and justify if the members are in tension or compression. (20 points) 3. Draw FBD for each step of 1 and 2. (10 points) 60KN 40 kN -2 m -2 m -2 m E D 1.5 m F с O -30 kN H...
Weyheit & Figure 2: Loading Case 1 ORT Figure 3: Loading Case 2 499 3 x L Lx L=259 mm 1 2. K L Case # 1 - upward Force at [F] of 191N ↑ Forces in members: 1=226N, 2 = 171N, 3= ON, U=ON, 5=UN, 6=-250N, 7=99N, 8 = -4N, 9 =-113N, 10 = -203N Case #2 - downward Force at [Fa] of 170NI Forces in members : 1 = -298N, 2 = -295N, 3 = -295N, 4 =...
Problem No. 2 (100 points) For the Baltimore bridge truss shown below answer the following questions: 1) Calculate Reaction Forces (FBD is already drawn assuming a pin support at A and a roller support at I) (10) 2) What is status of the Truss (determinate or indeterminate)? (10) 3) Obtain ALL the Zero force member (30) 4) Using method of Joints, find force in member PF and PG specify if these forces are in Tension or Compression? (25) 5) Using...