A uniform beam, 1.5 metre long, is suspended in a horizontal position by two vertical supportrods as shown in the figure below. Rod A has a diameter of 12 mm and manufactured fromsteel with Esteel = 210 GPa. Rod B has a diameter of 16 mm and is made from copper withEcopper = 105 GPa. This simply supported beam is to carry a motor vehicle engine andgearbox weighing 5,5 kN.Determine the distance 'x' from the left-hand support 'A' in order for the beam to remainin a horizontal position.!Calculate the stress in each rod due to the applied load.Calculate the movement (extension) of the support wires under this 10 kN load.Will the rods be able to withstand the applied load? Motivate your answer.500 mm300 mmAB5.5 kN1500 mm

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Determine the distance 'x' from the left-hand support 'A' in order for the beam to remain in a horizontal position. Calculate the stress in each rod due to the applied load. Calculate the movement (extension) of the support wires under this 10 kN load. Will the rods be able to withstand the applied load? Motivate your answer.

Determine the distance 'x' from the left-hand support 'A' in order for the beam to remain in a horizontal position. Calculate the stress in each rod due to the applied load. Calculate the movement (extension) of the support wires under this 10 kN load. Will the rods be able to withstand the applied load? Motivate your answer.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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