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This cylinder support has a diameter of 64mm, modulus of Elasticity of E = 200GPa. It is fixed at point A and point C. The support at A is concrete, so we know it is rigid. The support at C is considered rigid only if the reaction Force at C does not exceed 150kN. The heights/lengths are H_AC = 5.6m and H_AB = 2.6m. HAC A B | Нав F

This cylinder support has a diameter of 64mm, modulus of Elasticity of E = 200GPa. It is fixed at point A and point C. The support at A is concrete, so we know it is rigid. The support at C is considered rigid only if the reaction Force at C does not exceed 150kN. The heights/lengths are H_AC = 5.6m and H_AB = 2.6m. HAC A B | Нав F

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I have already found the answer to first question: 

1. The maximum load, F, that can be applied such that the reaction at C does not exceed 150kN, was calculated to be 323kN.

 

Can you please solve the second part of the question:

2. What is the reaction force at A?

This cylinder support has a diameter of 64mm, modulus of Elasticity of E = 200GPa. It is fixed at point A and point C. The support at A is concrete, so we know it is rigid. The support at C is considered rigid only if the reaction Force at C does not exceed 150kN. The heights/lengths are H_AC = 5.6m and H_AB = 2.6m. HAC A с B HAB
Transcribed Image Text:This cylinder support has a diameter of 64mm, modulus of Elasticity of E = 200GPa. It is fixed at point A and point C. The support at A is concrete, so we know it is rigid. The support at C is considered rigid only if the reaction Force at C does not exceed 150kN. The heights/lengths are H_AC = 5.6m and H_AB = 2.6m. HAC A с B HAB
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