1.20 The hoisting rope for a mine shaft is to lift a cage of weight W. The rope is of variable section so that the stress on every section is equal to o when the rope is fully extended. If p is the density of the material of the rope, show that the cross-sectional area A at a height z above the cage is A = (H) e pazla

1.20 The hoisting rope for a mine shaft is to lift a cage of weight W. The rope is of variable section so that the stress on every section is equal to o when the rope is fully extended. If p is the density of the material of the rope, show that the cross-sectional area A at a height z above the cage is A = (H) e pazla

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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