1. Calculate the mass of the heaviest cylinder that can be supported without exceeding a stress of 50 MPa in cable BC. The area of cable BC is 100 mm?. Neglect the weight of the bar. Cable Bar 4m A hinged

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Q: Calculate the working stress on the 1/2-inch diameter cable as shown on the figure below. The bar…

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Q: Determine the stress of 5-mm radius cable CD that supports the bar AB at 150-kilograms and a 2,000…

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Q: Q.11 A cable is suspended through simple support at the same level. The equivalent weight on the…

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Q: : Sketch the complete and correct free-body diagram of each of the given structure and determine the…

A: Given figures are  Homogenous bar with weight 45N Bar with load L Cylinder of mass 30Kg

Q: Determine the mass of the heaviest cylinder, in kg, that can be supported without exceeding a stress…

A: A=100 mm2 Sin θ=6/10 θ=36.36.87   Applying sine rule:

Q: Given: The structure shown below is cantilevered at the Point A and welded at point B.  In addition,…

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Q: A W2 0.5m B 5.0m W1 C 1.5m D Steel Circular Cable The beam system shown above is with a hinge…

A: Allowable stress in cable (σC) = 400 MPaRadius of cable (R) = 10 mm W1 = (3/4) W2 Determine the…

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Q: Assume the following equilibrium equations. x-direction: -0.65 AC +0.35 AD = 0 y-direction: -0.35 AC…

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Q: Given the Cable as shown below that weighs 15 N/m with the tensile force at Point B that is found to…

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Q: The cable AB carries a uniformly varying load. It is connected to a wall at A and is held in…

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Q: Calculate the stress in cable E for the beam setup shown. Cable E has a diameter of 20 mm

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Q: 4-3* Two ¹/4 -in.-diameter steel cables A and B are used to support a 220-lb traffic light as shown…

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Q: A cable supports two vertical loads as shown in Fig. If the maximum tension in the cable is 2000 lb,…

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Q: In the force system shown in Fig. 2.1, determine (a) The component of the force F acting along the…

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Q: 2. The crate weighs 450 kg and is supported by three cables as shown in the figure 2m below. 1m 1m…

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Q: The system shown is initially at rest. Neglecting axle friction and the masses of the pulleys,…

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Cables

Cables are collections of wires, alternatively referred to as a cord, connector, or plug. They are one or more wires covered in a plastic covering that allows for the transmission of power or data between devices. The earliest use of recognizable electrical cable was the early commercialized telegraph lines. These were iron-made and tedious to produce and install cabling.