Problem B-3 [Design Problem – Simple Loading/2D] A simply supported structure is composed of two members AB and BE (connected by a pin joint at B). Configuration of the structure, pin supports (A and D) and external loadings exerted on the structure are shown in the figure. 500 lb/ft 30° OE C 10 kips Given the allowable normal stress of AB is 10 ksi, determine the minimum cross-sectional area of AB needed 1 ft 1 ft 1 ft to carry the external loadings.

Problem B-3 [Design Problem – Simple Loading/2D] A simply supported structure is composed of two members AB and BE (connected by a pin joint at B). Configuration of the structure, pin supports (A and D) and external loadings exerted on the structure are shown in the figure. 500 lb/ft 30° OE C 10 kips Given the allowable normal stress of AB is 10 ksi, determine the minimum cross-sectional area of AB needed 1 ft 1 ft 1 ft to carry the external loadings.

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Problem B-3 [Design Problem – Simple Loading/2D]
A simply supported structure is composed of two
members AB and BE (connected by a pin joint at B).
Configuration of the structure, pin supports (A and D) and
external loadings exerted on the structure are shown in the
figure.
500 lb/ft
30°
OE
BỊ
Given the allowable normal stress of AB is 10 ksi,
10 kips
determine the minimum cross-sectional area of AB needed
1 ft
1 ft
1 ft
to carry the external loadings.
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