A load P.is supported by a structure consisting of rigid bar BDF and three identical 18-mm-diameter steel [E = 195 GPa] rods, as shown in the figure. Use a = 2.0 m, b = 1.2 m, and L = 2.3 m. For a load of P = 82 kN, determine (a) the tension force produced in each rod. (b) the downward vertical deflection of the rigid bar at B. A (1) B Answers: (a) F₁ = F₂ = F3 = (b) VB= b a i 92.935 i 27.334 i 10.933 C (2) a 3 3 3 E kN kN KN mm E F (3) L

A load P.is supported by a structure consisting of rigid bar BDF and three identical 18-mm-diameter steel [E = 195 GPa] rods, as shown in the figure. Use a = 2.0 m, b = 1.2 m, and L = 2.3 m. For a load of P = 82 kN, determine (a) the tension force produced in each rod. (b) the downward vertical deflection of the rigid bar at B. A (1) B Answers: (a) F₁ = F₂ = F3 = (b) VB= b a i 92.935 i 27.334 i 10.933 C (2) a 3 3 3 E kN kN KN mm E F (3) L

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A load P.is supported by a structure consisting of rigid bar BDF and three identical 18-mm-diameter steel [E = 195 GPa] rods, as shown
in the figure. Use a = 2.0 m, b = 1.2 m, and L= 2.3 m. For a load of P = 82 kN, determine
(a) the tension force produced in each rod.
(b) the downward vertical deflection of the rigid bar at B.
A
(1)
B
Answers:
(a) F₁ =
F₂=
F3 =
(b) VB=
i
i
i
i
b
a
92.935
27.334
10.933
Co
D
(2)
a
kN
3 2 2 2
kN
kN
mm
F
(3)
L

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