From the given truss shown, compute of each truss member and identify which supports the largest force, and compute the maximum axial stress. The truss has a uniform diameter, inner diameter is 10 in and outer diameter is 12 in. 2450 lb D 7000 lb E 16 ft 4550 lb A B 6000 lb 24 ft

From the given truss shown, compute of each truss member and identify which supports the largest force, and compute the maximum axial stress. The truss has a uniform diameter, inner diameter is 10 in and outer diameter is 12 in. 2450 lb D 7000 lb E 16 ft 4550 lb A B 6000 lb 24 ft

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Please give me the solution of this truss analysis. The answers are:

Ans. AF = 13,380 lb(T), AE=17,830 lb(C),CD=14,570 lb(C), FD=24,500 lb(T), BF=20,400 lb(T), Max Stress = 708.96 Psi

From the given truss shown, compute
of each truss member and
identify which supports the largest
force, and compute the maximum axial
stress.
The
truss
has
a
uniform
diameter, inner diameter is 10 in and
outer diameter is 12 in.
2450 lb
D
7000 lb
E
16 ft
4550 lb
A
B
6000 lb
24 ft

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