ACTIVITY 4- FREE BODY DIAGRAM In the figure shown, a 200 lb cylinder is supported by a horizontal rod AB and rests against the uniform bar CD which weighs 100 lb. draw the free-body diagrams.(a) rod AB, (b) the cylinder, (c) the bar CD, (d) the assembled cylinder and bar. Assume the pins A,B,C,D and the rollers to be smooth and frictionless. The Rod AB is assumed to be weightless, a statement which although physically impossible is often used to mean that the weight is negligible when compared with other loads or forces.

ACTIVITY 4- FREE BODY DIAGRAM In the figure shown, a 200 lb cylinder is supported by a horizontal rod AB and rests against the uniform bar CD which weighs 100 lb. draw the free-body diagrams.(a) rod AB, (b) the cylinder, (c) the bar CD, (d) the assembled cylinder and bar. Assume the pins A,B,C,D and the rollers to be smooth and frictionless. The Rod AB is assumed to be weightless, a statement which although physically impossible is often used to mean that the weight is negligible when compared with other loads or forces.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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