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The lightest
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Consider the simply supported truss as defined in the figure
and parameter table. Find the force in members CD, HD,
and HG. Follow the convention the tension is positive and
compression is negative.
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Member AD is fabricated by joining two bars (E=205GPA, G,A=82GPA) and is pinned to plate
ABC using a 5 mm diameter pins as shown in the figure. The yield strength of the pins is
T,=890MPA. Plate ABC is a right triangle and is fixed along its edge BC.
A 25KN Force P is then applied at end D causing a lateral strain in member AD with magnitude
equal to 7.5x104mm/mm. This also causes Point A to displace only along the horizontal
resulting to a shear strain at point A equal to y,=+0.00165rad.
Determine the following:
1. Poisson's ratio of material used in member AD, vD
2. The normal strain in member AD, CAD
3. The average stress experienced by pin A, TA
4. Factor of Safety of pin A with respect to yielding, FS,A
5. Displacement of point D, A,
load 1: 60
load 2: 50
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Steel Design (Activate Learning with these NEW titles from Engineering!)
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