PROBLEM NO. 3. Given the frame shown below, Beam ABC is attached to the tensioner cable BD. Tension T is in Pi kN. Assume that the high wire is horizontal and neglect the weight of AC. Determine the force acting on Tensioner Cable BD and the average shear stress in the bolt at C given the cases per set. SET Diameter of C Shear Type P1 |C 30 mm Double 7.50 kN High-wire P1 A B Tensioner cable- 6 m

PROBLEM NO. 3. Given the frame shown below, Beam ABC is attached to the tensioner cable BD. Tension T is in Pi kN. Assume that the high wire is horizontal and neglect the weight of AC. Determine the force acting on Tensioner Cable BD and the average shear stress in the bolt at C given the cases per set. SET Diameter of C Shear Type P1 |C 30 mm Double 7.50 kN High-wire P1 A B Tensioner cable- 6 m

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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