The maximum allowable tensile force in the members of he truss is (Ft) max = 5.2 kN, and the maximum allowable compressive force is (Fe)max = 3 kN. Take d=2 m. (Figure 1)

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Q: 1. Calculate the stresses in members IH, KC, and BC of the truss. The cross-sectional area of each…

A: Answer  (1) Let us calculate the reactions first Consider Moment equilibrium at E RA * 12 = 100 * 9…

Q: a) The truss in Figure 2-1 consists of four wooden members, ABC, DEF, BE, and CF, which supports…

A: To find the average normal stress in m

Q: The members of the truss shown has cross sections of 500 mm2 in tension and 800 mm2 in compression.…

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Q: A truss is subjected to the loading condition shown in the diagram. You are required to determine:…

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Q: H.W. 2: Use the method of sections to determine the force in members IK, HK, FI, and EG of the truss…

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Q: From the given trusses below, determine the force in the member FG. (kN) Note: Use two (2) decimal…

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Q: 17.17 Member BC of the pin-connected truss has a cross sec- oy = 42 ksi. tion as shown. E = 29 x 10³…

A: Given: E=29000 ksify=42 ksi For 2 C10×30, A=17.64 in2rx=3.43 inry=1.32 in To determine: Load P.

Q: Determine the force in each member of the truss and state if the members are in tension or…

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Q: -: For the truss shown in the force F and the forces in memberr BF, BG and BA, when the force in CD…

A: Force in member CD  FCD=3.75 tensionto find force F1   consider joint D

Q: Given the truss below, take P= 130lb, a=3ft, h=4ft. Determine the reactions at the supports. Using…

A: To find force in the member BD, CD,CE

Q: 5)Determine the forces in all members of the truss. There is a pin at A and a roller at D. In…

A: the forces in the members of the truss. To determine the forces in all members of the truss, we can…

Load on Structures

Civil engineers primarily deal with beams in their day-to-day applications. A beam is a structural member that resists shear loadings. There are various types of beams such as cantilever beam, simply supported beam, and over the hanging beam. All these beams have a different end and loading conditions.