1. Determine the tension in cables BD and CD and the X, Y, and Z components of reaction at the ball and socket joint at point A. NOTE 1: The shaded half disk is a semi-circle with a radius of 1.5 meters (arrow shown in blue) So, the ball and socket joint at A is 1.5 meters from the straight edge of the semi-circle. NOTE 2: The 30ON force (shown in red) is acting in the Z direction only, 0.5m from the straight edge of the disk as noted on the drawing. NOTE 3: The Y axis of the XYZ axis shown on the diagram is 1m from, and parallel to, the straight edge of the semi-circle. NOTE 4: The disk lies in the XY plane. D 3m 300 N fadius B SpointA is s 1.5M 0.5 m C 1m N

1. Determine the tension in cables BD and CD and the X, Y, and Z components of reaction at the ball and socket joint at point A. NOTE 1: The shaded half disk is a semi-circle with a radius of 1.5 meters (arrow shown in blue) So, the ball and socket joint at A is 1.5 meters from the straight edge of the semi-circle. NOTE 2: The 30ON force (shown in red) is acting in the Z direction only, 0.5m from the straight edge of the disk as noted on the drawing. NOTE 3: The Y axis of the XYZ axis shown on the diagram is 1m from, and parallel to, the straight edge of the semi-circle. NOTE 4: The disk lies in the XY plane. D 3m 300 N fadius B SpointA is s 1.5M 0.5 m C 1m N

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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