Q1 A horizontal beam BC is subjected to uniformly distributed load, w and at the same time it is supported at end B by a column AB (diameter of 50 mm) as shown in Figure Q1. Assume that all bars are pin-connected. (a) Sketch a complete Free Body Diagram (FBD) for the beam with clearly shows the all forces/moment involved. From the FBD, determine the equation of force for member AB, PAB and also the critical force, Perx and Pery associated with member АВ.

Q1 A horizontal beam BC is subjected to uniformly distributed load, w and at the same time it is supported at end B by a column AB (diameter of 50 mm) as shown in Figure Q1. Assume that all bars are pin-connected. (a) Sketch a complete Free Body Diagram (FBD) for the beam with clearly shows the all forces/moment involved. From the FBD, determine the equation of force for member AB, PAB and also the critical force, Perx and Pery associated with member АВ.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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