International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition
International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition
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ISBN: 9781305501607
Author: Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas
Publisher: CENGAGE L
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Chapter 6, Problem 6.83P

The cable carrying three 400-lb loads has a sag at C of h C = 14 ft . Calculate the force in each segment of the cable.

Chapter 6, Problem 6.83P, The cable carrying three 400-lb loads has a sag at C of hC=14ft. Calculate the force in each segment

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To determine

The force in each segment of the cable.

Answer to Problem 6.83P

  FAB=832.34lb, FBC=555.7lb, FCD=494.81lb and FDE=540.844lb.

Explanation of Solution

Given Information:

Load for each segment are 400lb.

Concept used:

Moment of force in different points.

Calculation:

  International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition, Chapter 6, Problem 6.83P , additional homework tip  1

For support reaction moment about point E ,

  ME=0

Reaction force along y -direction at A ,

  RA×40400×32400×24400×12=0

Therefore,

  RA=680lb in upward direction.

Reaction force along y -direction at point E ,

  RE×40400×28400×16400×8=0

Therefore,

  RE=520lb in upward direction.

Moments about point C ,

  MC=0

Reaction force along x -direction at point A ,

  HA×16+RA×16400×8=016HA=400×8+16×680

Therefore,

  HA=480lb acts towards left

Similarly, resultant force along x -direction at point E ,

  HE=480lb acts towards right

Now, let us consider,

  MB=0

Therefore,

  HA×hB+RA×8=0

Substituting the values and solving we get,

  480×hB+680×8=0hB=680×8480hB=11.33ft

Consider joint A :

  International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition, Chapter 6, Problem 6.83P , additional homework tip  2

From the above figure,

  tanθ=11.338θ=tan1( 11.338)θ=54o46/

Now,

  H=0

Therefore,

  HA=FAB×cos54o46/FAB=480cos 54o 46/=832.34lb

Consider joint B :

  International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition, Chapter 6, Problem 6.83P , additional homework tip  3

From the above figure,

  tanθ1=( 1611.33)8θ1=30o15/

Now,

  H=0

  FAB×cos54o46/=FBC×cos50o15/

Solving we get,

  FBC=555.7lb

Now, considering moment about point D.

  MD=0

Therefore, reaction force,

  HE×hDRE×12=0hD=RE×12HE=520×12480=13ft

Considering joint C :

  International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition, Chapter 6, Problem 6.83P , additional homework tip  4

From the above figure,

  tanθ2=( 1613)12θ2=14o2/

Now,

  H=0FBC×cosθ1=FCD×cosθ2555.71×cos30o15/=FCD×cos14o2/

Solving we get,

  FCD=494.81lb

Consider joint D :

  ME=0

Therefore,

  Hg×24+RE×24400×12=012Hg=400×12520×24Hg=400×12520×2412=640

Now, considering moment about point E ,

Therefore, Reaction force,

  Hg×hERE×12=0hE=12REHg=12×520640=9.75ft

  International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition, Chapter 6, Problem 6.83P , additional homework tip  5

From the above figure,

  tanθ3=169.7512θ3=tan1( 169.75 12)=27.51o

Now,

  H=0

Therefore,

  FCD×cosθ2=FDE×cosθ3494.81×cos14.20o=FDE×cos27.51oFDE=494.81×cos 14.20ocos 27.51oFDE=540.844lb

Conclusion:

The force in each segment of the cable are FAB=832.34lb, FBC=555.7lb, FCD=494.81lb and FDE=540.844lb.

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