can this work be answer for me quickly Problem # 1 For the plane truss shown below: (a) Prove that the truss is sta...
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...
4- For the pin-jointed truss structure shown below, show that the truss is statically determinate then calculate the internal member forces in member CD and AB. State whether the members are in tension or compression. 3 m 3m 60kN 3m 4- For the pin-jointed truss structure shown below, show that the truss is statically determinate then calculate the internal member forces in member CD and AB. State whether the members are in tension or compression. 3 m 3m 60kN 3m
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
Problem 1 Analyze the truss structure (statically determinate) shown below. The diameter of the circular truss members is 4 cm. The material used has an elastic modulus E-160GPa 1. Calculate the forces in each truss member. 2. Calculate the horizontal and vertical displacements 1 KN of the truss nodes B and C Calculate the margin of safety. Note: Tension members can fail by stress failure and compression members can fail by stress failure or buckling. 3. 1.732 m 2 KN...
Problem 1 Analyze the truss structure (statically determinate) shown below. The diameter of the circular truss members is 4 cm. The material used has an elastic modulus E-160GPa 1. Calculate the forces in each truss member. 2. Calculate the horizontal and vertical displacements 1 KN of the truss nodes B and C Calculate the margin of safety. Note: Tension members can fail by stress failure and compression members can fail by stress failure or buckling. 3. 1.732 m 2 KN...
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...
1. For the truss structure shown below, determine a. b. The reaction forces at D and F The force in each truss member. Indicate whether each is in tension or compression. 1 kip I kip 6.4 ft 24 kips 12 ft 12 ft
Consider the truss shown in (Figure 1). Suppose that F = 3.5 kN. Assume all members are pin connected. Part A: Determine the force in member GC of the truss and state if the member is in tension or compression. Part B: Determine the force in member BC of the truss and state if the member is in tension or compression. Part C: Determine the force in member GF of the truss and state if the member is in tension...
3. A steel truss bridge in the Gallatin National Forest is composed of two identical trusses. If one of the trusses is supported by a pin joint at A and a roller joint at H and the loads are as shown, determine the forces in members AB, AC, DF, EF and EG and specify whether these members are in tension or compression. NS 0 kip 10 kip 10 kip -17 ft--17 ft17 ft-17ft
5. For the truss shown below, what are the reaction supports at the pin support A, and the roller support D? Determine the forces in all of the members and state whether they are in compression or tension or zero-force members. (20 pts.) 3 ft 3 ft 3 ft F E 8 kip 5 ft B CI 5 kip