Series of Concentrated Loads: For questions A and B, the influence line of an axial force Z of a certain truss is shown below, where distance x is in meters. 20KN 30KN 40KN 10KN 9/16 6/16 2m 2m 3/16 12 A. Determine the maximum value of the axial force Z due to the given series of concentrated loads that moves from right to the left. Round off the answer in KN, to 3 decimal places. (Do not express it in scientific notation. For examples, the answer| must be written as: 12.345 or 67.890 or 1.020) B. Determine the minimum value of the axial force Z due to the given series of concentrated loads that moves from right to the left. Round off the answer in KN, to 3 decimal places. (Do not express it in scientific notation. For examples, the answer must be written as: 12.345 or 67.890 or 1.020)

Series of Concentrated Loads: For questions A and B, the influence line of an axial force Z of a certain truss is shown below, where distance x is in meters. 20KN 30KN 40KN 10KN 9/16 6/16 2m 2m 3/16 12 A. Determine the maximum value of the axial force Z due to the given series of concentrated loads that moves from right to the left. Round off the answer in KN, to 3 decimal places. (Do not express it in scientific notation. For examples, the answer| must be written as: 12.345 or 67.890 or 1.020) B. Determine the minimum value of the axial force Z due to the given series of concentrated loads that moves from right to the left. Round off the answer in KN, to 3 decimal places. (Do not express it in scientific notation. For examples, the answer must be written as: 12.345 or 67.890 or 1.020)

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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