PLATE 1 & 2 ARC206 STRENGTH OF MATERIALSTRUSS ANALYSIS400 KN500 KN3H500 KNG6.0 m1. Analyze the beam2. Tabulate the result of every member.500 KNידFD400 KNE3. Use the symbol (T) for tension and (C) for compressiondesignationFOR PLATE 1, USE THE METHOD OF JOINT FOR ANALYSISFOR PLATE 2, USE THE MAXWELL DIAGRAM FOR ANALYSIS1.5 m

A truss is a structure in which all the members are subjected to axial force only that is tension…

PLATE 1 & 2 ARC206 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS TRUSS ANALYSIS 400 KN 500 KN B H 500 KN G 6.0 m 1. Analyze the beam 2. Tabulate the result of every member. 500 KN F D 400 KN E 3. Use the symbol (T) for tension and (C) for compression designation FOR PLATE 1, USE THE METHOD OF JOINT FOR ANALYSIS FOR PLATE 2, USE THE MAXWELL DIAGRAM FOR ANALYSIS 1.5 m

PLATE 1 & 2 ARC206 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS TRUSS ANALYSIS 400 KN 500 KN B H 500 KN G 6.0 m 1. Analyze the beam 2. Tabulate the result of every member. 500 KN F D 400 KN E 3. Use the symbol (T) for tension and (C) for compression designation FOR PLATE 1, USE THE METHOD OF JOINT FOR ANALYSIS FOR PLATE 2, USE THE MAXWELL DIAGRAM FOR ANALYSIS 1.5 m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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