• If the hanger were not attached at B, what would be the deflection at point B • With the hanger attached at B, determine the force carried in the rod BC. • The stress carried in the rod BC. The reactions in the fixed support at A

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The steel beam has a fixed support at A and a redundant hanger at B. The hanger rod has a cross sectional area of 3 in2.  The member A-B has a moment of inertia I=300 in4. Determine: 

  • If the hanger were not attached at B, what would be the deflection at point B (E=29000 ksi)?
  • With the hanger attached at B, determine the force carried in the rod BC.
  • The stress carried in the rod BC.
  • The reactions in the fixed support at A.
The steel beam has a fixed support at A and a redundant hanger at B. The hanger rod has a cross
sectional area of 3 in?. The member A-B has a moment of inertia l=300 in“. Determine:
• If the hanger were not attached at B, what would be the deflection at point B (E=29000 ksi)?
• With the hanger attached at B, determine the force carried in the rod BC.
• The stress carried in the rod BC.
• The reactions in the fixed support at A.
Enter your answers in the space provided below is addition to submit your work.
C
3 k/ft
96 in
|A
168 in
Transcribed Image Text:The steel beam has a fixed support at A and a redundant hanger at B. The hanger rod has a cross sectional area of 3 in?. The member A-B has a moment of inertia l=300 in“. Determine: • If the hanger were not attached at B, what would be the deflection at point B (E=29000 ksi)? • With the hanger attached at B, determine the force carried in the rod BC. • The stress carried in the rod BC. • The reactions in the fixed support at A. Enter your answers in the space provided below is addition to submit your work. C 3 k/ft 96 in |A 168 in
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