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700 150 500 A-50 mm² E-83 GPa 600- E -400- F A-100 mm² E = 200 GPa C 30° to B A -600 P₂ A-150 mm² E-200 GPa G P₁ 800 P3 A-150 mm² E-70 GPa All dimensions are in millimeters. H

700 150 500 A-50 mm² E-83 GPa 600- E -400- F A-100 mm² E = 200 GPa C 30° to B A -600 P₂ A-150 mm² E-200 GPa G P₁ 800 P3 A-150 mm² E-70 GPa All dimensions are in millimeters. H

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700 150 500 600- A-50 mm² E = 83 GPa E -400- F A = 100 mm² E = 200 GPa 30° to B A 600 P₂ A = 150 mm² E-200 GPa G P₁ 800 P3 A = 150 mm² E-70 GPa All dimensions are in millimeters. H
Transcribed Image Text:700 150 500 600- A-50 mm² E = 83 GPa E -400- F A = 100 mm² E = 200 GPa 30° to B A 600 P₂ A = 150 mm² E-200 GPa G P₁ 800 P3 A = 150 mm² E-70 GPa All dimensions are in millimeters. H
The bars EF and FG in the mechanism shown are made of steel, while the bar GH is made of aluminum. The compound bar is attached to a rigid support at H and to a galvanized wire rope at E. Although bar ABC is rigid, it can rotate freely at A. When the loads P1 = 10 kN, P2 = 100 kN, and P3 = 80 kN are applied, determine: a. the net deformation (in mm) of the compound bar b. the horizontal deflection (in mm) of point C (neglect vertical deflection) c. the angle of tilt (in °) of bar ABC Assume that pulley D is linked to a rigid plate, is frictionless, and negligible size
Transcribed Image Text:The bars EF and FG in the mechanism shown are made of steel, while the bar GH is made of aluminum. The compound bar is attached to a rigid support at H and to a galvanized wire rope at E. Although bar ABC is rigid, it can rotate freely at A. When the loads P1 = 10 kN, P2 = 100 kN, and P3 = 80 kN are applied, determine: a. the net deformation (in mm) of the compound bar b. the horizontal deflection (in mm) of point C (neglect vertical deflection) c. the angle of tilt (in °) of bar ABC Assume that pulley D is linked to a rigid plate, is frictionless, and negligible size
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