PROBLEMS: CE BOARD MAY 2018A WEIGHT W IS SUPPORTED BY AN EYEBAR AC AND HORIZONTAL STRUT BC. THEEYEBAR AND THE STRUT ARE PIN CONNECTED AT ALL JOINTS. THEIR CROSSSECTIONAL DIMENSIONS ARE 6 MM X 50 MM AND MODULUS OF ELASTICITY IS 200GPA.GIVEN: L = 1.2 M, W = 12 KN, ANGLE TETA = 30 DEGREES1. CALCULATE THE NORMAL STRESS IN THE EYEBAR2. FIND THE TOTAL CHANGE IN LENGTH OF THE EYEBAR.3. IF THE EYEBAR IS REPALCED BY A STEEL CABLE, WHAT SHOILD BE THECABLE DIAMETER SO THAT THE MAXIMUM STRESS DOES NOR EXCEED 124MPA?0-30L-1.2 mWC

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GIVEN: L = 1.2 M, W = 12 KN, ANGLE TETA= 30 DEGREES 1. CALCULATE THE NORMAL STRESS IN THE EYEBAR 2. FIND THE TOTAL CHANGE IN LENGTH OF THE EYEBAR. 3. IF THE EYEBAR IS REPALCED BY A STEEL CABLE, WHAT SHOILD BE THE CABLE DIAMETER SO THAT THE MAXIMUM STRESS DOES NOR EXCEED 124 MPA?

GIVEN: L = 1.2 M, W = 12 KN, ANGLE TETA= 30 DEGREES 1. CALCULATE THE NORMAL STRESS IN THE EYEBAR 2. FIND THE TOTAL CHANGE IN LENGTH OF THE EYEBAR. 3. IF THE EYEBAR IS REPALCED BY A STEEL CABLE, WHAT SHOILD BE THE CABLE DIAMETER SO THAT THE MAXIMUM STRESS DOES NOR EXCEED 124 MPA?

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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