1. Figure Q1 shows a simplified diagram of a Ram Air Turbine (RAT), where the force on the rotor is represented by the 2 kN load shown. a. Produce shear and moment diagrams for the supporting frame ABC. b. Calculate the horizontal deflection of the point of loading. Assume that frame ABC has bending stiffness El = 2.7×105 Nm². 0.9 m A 0.6 m C B 2 KN

1. Figure Q1 shows a simplified diagram of a Ram Air Turbine (RAT), where the force on the rotor is represented by the 2 kN load shown. a. Produce shear and moment diagrams for the supporting frame ABC. b. Calculate the horizontal deflection of the point of loading. Assume that frame ABC has bending stiffness El = 2.7×105 Nm². 0.9 m A 0.6 m C B 2 KN

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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