An assembly of bars are designed in Figure 1: The assembly is made of structural A-36 steel where bar AB and BC has a drameter of 50 mm. ASTM and 25 mm The respectively. determine дар between C and the rigid wall at D is initially 0-15 mm, the support reaction at A and D when the force P= 292 kN is applied at B 600mm 450mm 292 A B D

An assembly of bars are designed in Figure 1: The assembly is made of structural A-36 steel where bar AB and BC has a drameter of 50 mm. ASTM and 25 mm The respectively. determine дар between C and the rigid wall at D is initially 0-15 mm, the support reaction at A and D when the force P= 292 kN is applied at B 600mm 450mm 292 A B D

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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