Question: A barrier gate was hit ba a car and deflected as shown in the figure. Treat the barrier boom as a cantilever made of aluminium with E=70 GPa. Determine the force P caused the deflection if : a. The boom's cross section is solid 60 mm 90mm M3 m b. The boom's cross section is hollow with wall thickness of 5mm. 0.3 m 0- 60 mm 90 mm

Question: A barrier gate was hit ba a car and deflected as shown in the figure. Treat the barrier boom as a cantilever made of aluminium with E=70 GPa. Determine the force P caused the deflection if : a. The boom's cross section is solid 60 mm 90mm M3 m b. The boom's cross section is hollow with wall thickness of 5mm. 0.3 m 0- 60 mm 90 mm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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