Required information Deformable rods BD and CF are attached to a rigid rod ABC as shown. Rod BD is made of steel (Est-200 GPa) and has an uniform 23x3.8 mm² cross section. Rod CF is made of aluminum (Ea=70 GPa) and has an uniform 31x3.5 mm² cross section. If a load P=19 KN were applied at A, determine the deflection at A. A 125 mm D B 225 mm- 225 mm 150 mm E
Required information Deformable rods BD and CF are attached to a rigid rod ABC as shown. Rod BD is made of steel (Est-200 GPa) and has an uniform 23x3.8 mm² cross section. Rod CF is made of aluminum (Ea=70 GPa) and has an uniform 31x3.5 mm² cross section. If a load P=19 KN were applied at A, determine the deflection at A. A 125 mm D B 225 mm- 225 mm 150 mm E
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Deformable rods BD and CF are attached to a rigid rod ABC as shown.
Rod BD is made of steel (Est-200 GPa) and has an uniform 23x3.8 mm² cross section.
Rod CF is made of aluminum (Ea=70 GPa) and has an uniform 31x3.5 mm² cross section.
If a load P=19 kN were applied at A, determine the deflection at A.
A
125 mm
D
B
225 mm
225 mm
150 mm
E

Transcribed Image Text:Equilib. Equations
EMB=0→ 19x125-PCFX225-0-PCF-10.56(KN) (T)
ΣFy=0→PBD=19+PCF-29.56(KN) (T)
4) Since PBD and PCF are (T), they will produce an increase in length of BD and CF respectively.
Since end D is fixed, deflection of B is given as dB = SBD =
PBD LBD
EBD ABD
PCP LCP
ECP ACP
5) For rigid rod ABC, the magnitude of the deflection at A is given as 0.3275
Since end F is fixed, de flection of C is given as dc = $cF=
29.56(kN)x0.225 (m)
200x10
70x106
(mm) (
kN
x23x3.8×10 (m²)
10.56(kN)x0.15(m)
kN
x31x3.5×10 (m²)
() ()
mm
= 0.38
()(1)
mm
= 0.208
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