A roof purlin, supported by a rafter, must support a 300# vertical snow load. Determine the components of P, perpendicular and parallel to the axis of the rafter.
At purlin
Given that,
Vertical snow load applied on a roof purlin is
From figure,
The component of the force which is parallel to the axis of rafter
Therefore, the component of the force which is parallel to the axis of rafter is 94.8 lb
The component of the force which is perpendicular to the axis of rafter
Therefore, the component of the force which is perpendicular to the axis of rafter is 284.7 lb
Resolution of forces into x and y components. A roof purlin, supported by a rafter, must...
A roof purlin, supported by a rafter, must support a 300# verticalsnow load. Determine the components of P, perpendicular andparallel to the axis of the rafter. [IMG]//img.homeworklib.com/questions/a1ef8e60-5636-11ea-a76b-c345c10e9b48.jpg[/IMG] //img.homeworklib.com/questions/a289ff40-5636-11ea-a442-d1c98851efe9.jpg Really not sure where to start, explain the best you can andthanks to all who help! A roof purlin, supported by a rafter, must support a 300# verticalsnow load. Determine the components of P, perpendicular andparallel to the axis of the rafter.
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