Rainwater discharge system with a width perpendicular to the shape plane b = 1 m with a hinged ABC cover from point B It is made. BC part of the cover has a quarter circle shape. When the reservoir water level reaches 5 m, opening the lid and it is required to remain open at water levels. Pressure the length L of the AB part of the required cover, neglecting the cover weight Determine by showing the diagrams. Note: The center of gravity of the circle is from the center of the circle XG = YG = (4R/3™t). %3D su 5 m 1,5 m su

Rainwater discharge system with a width perpendicular to the shape plane b = 1 m with a hinged ABC cover from point B It is made. BC part of the cover has a quarter circle shape. When the reservoir water level reaches 5 m, opening the lid and it is required to remain open at water levels. Pressure the length L of the AB part of the required cover, neglecting the cover weight Determine by showing the diagrams. Note: The center of gravity of the circle is from the center of the circle XG = YG = (4R/3™t). %3D su 5 m 1,5 m su

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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