Question 1 For the structure shown in Figure Q.1: (a) Calculate the magnitude of force G, given that the maximum normal stress in each member should not exceed 150 MPa. The diameter of the steel rods (member 1 to 5) is given as 30 mm. (b) Determine the stresses induced in all the members and the deflection of point A and B in the x and y direction.

Question 1 For the structure shown in Figure Q.1: (a) Calculate the magnitude of force G, given that the maximum normal stress in each member should not exceed 150 MPa. The diameter of the steel rods (member 1 to 5) is given as 30 mm. (b) Determine the stresses induced in all the members and the deflection of point A and B in the x and y direction.

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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