Problem IIl Given the frame ABCD below determine: a) the internal forces just above the 20-kip co...
The reactions for the frame ABCD below are: Ax = 20 kip to the left), Ay =8.89 kip (upward), Dy = 11.11 kip (upward). Determine: a) the internal forces at a section just above the 20-kip concentrated force (on member AB) b) the internal forces at a section 4.45 ft from B (on member BC) c) the internal forces at a section at midpoint between C and D (on member CD). Tip: choose the right side of the section and...
Problem # 1 For the plane truss shown below, determine the reactions and the member forces. 8 kip 10 kip 12 kip 8 ft h 8 ft f 20 ft 12 ft 12 ft 20 ft
Problem # 1 For the plane truss shown below, determine the reactions and the member forces. 8 kip 10 kip 12 kip 8 ft h 8 ft f 20 ft 12 ft 12 ft 20 ft
AB length is 4000mm
AD length is 3000mm
A pin jointed frame ABCD is supported by a pinned support at A, a roller at B and is subjected to the loading indicated in Figure Q1. All members have circular cross-section and all are made of steel materials with same cross-section. Determine the support reactions at A and B Determine all the member forces Find out the horizontal displacement at point C using a table template as shown in Table Q1....
blem #5 (20 pts): for the frame structure shown below, calculate the following a) Support reactions at roller support A and pin support C b) The internal forces at support A. c) The internal forces at point D, which is located at 5 ft from the point A, along the member AB. d) The internal forces at point E, which is located at 4 ft from point C, along the member BC. Note that point D and E are not...
Problem 4 (30%) Determine the internal forces of every member of the truss in the figure. Consider that member BE undergoes a temperature increase of 60°F and member BD is 0.75" too short. For all truss members assume E = 29,000 ksi, A = 5 in, and a=6.5-106/°F 15 ft 15 ft AT=+60°F) 200 kip 20 ft 204 20 ft 20 #
Problem # 1 For the plane truss shown below: (a) Prove that the truss is statically determinate. (b) Determine the member forces for members ab, bc, gc, fe, and bg. Specify whether they are in tension or compression. 14 kip 10 kip 10 kip 8 ft d 6 ft a f h 8 kip 8 kip 12 ft 9 ft 12 ft 9 ft j= m= DE
Problem # 1 For the plane truss shown below: (a) Prove that the...
CE 340-F/2016-EXAM 4. FRAME-SOLUTION BY MOMENT-DISTRIBUTION METHOD w-3.6 kips 21 to 20 Use the Moment-Distribution Method to analyze the braced-frame shown above (No Side-way). Note: Joints F and E are fixed; joints A and D are pin-connected; No loads on member DC. (Hint: Start at joint A) -Clearly show computations of stiffness values, K, and DFs. -Clearly show computations of FEMs. -Present a clear and organized table of iterations to follow your computation. A suggested table is given on the...
1- For the frame shown below a) Place internal hinges in the frame to make it determinate (5 points) b) Solve for reaction forces at supports (10 points) c) Draw the shear and moment diagrams for beams DE, EF. (20 points) 3 K/A 2 K/ft D E F 1 10ft B 20 ft 20ft
Problem 10.23 - Enhanced-with Hints and Feedback Review Consider the frame shown in (Figure 1), Supports at A and D are fixed Er is constant. Figure 20ft 10ft Part A Determine the internal end moment Man acting on member AB at A measured clockwise Express your answer using three significant figures. Enter positive value if the moment is clockwise and negative value if the moment is counterclockwise. View Available Hintts) MAR- k.ft Submit Part B Determine the internal end moment...
A. Determine the force in member AB, and state if the member is
in tension or compression.
B. Determine the force in member AI, and state if the member is
in tension or compression.
C. Determine the force in member BC, and state if the member is
in tension or compression.
D. Determine the force in member BI, and state if the member is
in tension or compression.
E. Determine the force in member CD, and state if the member...