(a) determine the maximum tension (Tmax) on the cable , (b) the cable diameter if the allowable tensile force is 750 MPa (c) Length of the cables considering the given sag

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Q: H 40-x U 6m B 16 KN 11m B -100 m- 10 m 10 m 40 kg/m 40 m x 7m 35° 20 KN B D 6m 10 kN/m 2m E 1m

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Q: Two traffic signals are attached to the 30-ft support cable at equal intervals as shown. Determine…

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Q: Problem #5: 53 20+C (degrees) -у В D 80+A (Ib) In order to maintain equilibrium, 13. Determine the…

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Q: Problem Number 1: In the given cable carrying a horizontal uniform load of 10.5 KN/m , and point C…

A: Free body diagram -  h1 = 12m h2 = 25m

Q: n the given cable carrying a horizontal uniform load of 7.5 KN/m, and point C is the lowest point in…

A: Cable: - It is a flexible structure that support transverse loads by developing tensile…

Q: 10. 50 KN/m В 25.0 m 12.0m 300.00 m

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Q: Determine the tension developed in cable AC . Cable AD in is tightened by a turnbuckle and 30 ft 10…

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Q: A flexible cable is subjected to a uniformly varying load. If the tension at the supports is 12 kN,…

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Q: Question 2) (PA.3) If cable AD is tightened by a turnbuckle and develops a tension of 1300 lb,…

A: Given: Tension in AD is 1300 lbRequired:Force in AC, AB and AE

Q: (a) the location of sag from point A (b) the distributed load wo that the cable could carry (c)…

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Q: ributed load of 150N on in the cable, and th 4

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

A: Use FBD to calculate force in E by taking moment about C and D as zero.

Q: The cable AB carries a tension of 290 N. Determine the moment about O (positive if counterclockwise,…

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Q: In the given cable carrying a horizontal uniform load of 10.5 KN/m, and point C is the lowest point…

A: Free body diagram -  h1 = 12m h2 = 25m

Q: L/2 L/2 В 30 Ν A 5 m Note: EXPRESS YOUR ANSWER UPTO 3 DECIMAL PLACES.

A: Appreciate if there is detailed work with explanation and finds you helpful for ease of…

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: 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: Problem 1: A cable ACB 100 m long has a total weight of 4000 N. It is supported at A and B. The…

A: Given data Length of cable=100m Weight of cable=4000N Unit weight of cable=40N/m The cable can be…

Q: Problem #4: No nu Us 10+B (ft) | 24 n se ibonun The street-lights at A and B are suspended from the…

A: 9. Determine the tension in cable BC. (lb) 10. Determine the tension in cable AB. (lb) 11. Determine…

Q: If the tension at the supports is 12 kN, what is the value of the sag "h"? B 4500 N/m 00 N/m 3000…

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Q: h B 3 kN -2 m- D c 8 kN -2 m-1.5 m- 2 m 2m

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Q: The cable is subjected to a uniform loading as shown. If the slope of the cable at point 0 is zero,…

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Q: Determine the value of Tension 1 in segment AB for the cable shown h A 2m S B 3KN 2m C 1.5 m 0₁ 8 KN…

A: Given Data  Find the tension in segment AB (T1)

Q: Knowing that the tension in cable BC is 450 N, determine the following: a. X-component of force…

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Q: Q.82 What is the maximum tension (approximately) in the cable as shown in figure, if it carries a…

A: Given data- Load UDL=120 kN/m, Length l=300 m, Dip d=30 m, To Find- The maximum tension in the cable…

Q: Determine: - required cable diameter in mm - axial load in each tower in kN - bending moment at the…

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Q: A shaft of diameter (d = 5-mm) is to be puiled through a (4.5)-cm-diameter glycerin-filled sleeve as…

A: To determine the sleeve length that is required to pull the shaft at the given velocity.   Given,…

Q: The rigid bar ABC shown is hinged at A and supported by a steel rod at B. 2 m 1 m 25KN If the cable…

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Q: Problem Number 1: In the given cable carrying a horizontal uniform load of 8.5 KN/m , and point C is…

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Q: (a) The cable has a specific weighty (weight/volume) and cross- sectional area A. If the sag S is…

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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.