In designing connections on truss, we are to consider the compressions and/or tension on each member. From the Figure 2.21, a gusset plate connection is isolated to a free-body diagram with its connected members.

In designing connections on truss, we are to consider the compressions and/or tension on each member. From the Figure 2.21, a gusset plate connection is isolated to a free-body diagram with its connected members.

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4. In designing connections on truss, we are to consider the compressions
and/or tension on each member. From the Figure 2.21, a gusset plate
connection is isolated to a free-body diagram with its connected members.
Determine the x & y components of each force found on the connection.
F3 = 650 N
F2
= 750 N
00
45°
F = 900 N
Figure 2.21

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