4. In the 190.0 meter span cable and a horizontal load of 4.450 KN/m horizontal load, find the location of point C =the lowest point in the cable system. Then Determine the maximum tension on theand the diameter of the cable , Cable Diameter =mcable, Tmax =KNmmif the maximum allowable stress is 1750 MPa for the cable. Find also the valueof T1 =the volume of concrete Vconcrete =the unit weight of concrete is 24 KN/m3.given the specifics at the figure below which is the pulley at A, Then determineof the dead man's load at point D of the figure ifKNm3w w 4,450 KN/m4:00 mCable Diametermm10.00Allowable Stress in Cable = 1750 MPa9.00 m190.00 missA-0.425TT.9.00 mTAILS @ ADetalls at A

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4. In the 190.0 meter span cable and a horizontal load of 4.450 KN/m horizontal load, find the location of point C= the lowest point in the cable system. Then Determine the maximum tension on the KN m cable, Tmax = and the diameter of the cable, Cable Diameter = mm if the maximum allowable stress is 1750 MPa for the cable. Find also the value KN of T= the volume of concrete vconcrete = the unit weight of concrete is 24 KN/m³. given the specifics at the figure below which is the pulley at A, Then determine of the dead man's load at point D of the figure if m3 w-4.450 KN/m 400m Cable Diameter= mm 10.00 Allowable Stress in Cable = 1750 MPa 9.00 m 190.00 m TT. .00m STALS A Detallt

4. In the 190.0 meter span cable and a horizontal load of 4.450 KN/m horizontal load, find the location of point C= the lowest point in the cable system. Then Determine the maximum tension on the KN m cable, Tmax = and the diameter of the cable, Cable Diameter = mm if the maximum allowable stress is 1750 MPa for the cable. Find also the value KN of T= the volume of concrete vconcrete = the unit weight of concrete is 24 KN/m³. given the specifics at the figure below which is the pulley at A, Then determine of the dead man's load at point D of the figure if m3 w-4.450 KN/m 400m Cable Diameter= mm 10.00 Allowable Stress in Cable = 1750 MPa 9.00 m 190.00 m TT. .00m STALS A Detallt

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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