Determine the following of the truss shown using the method of consistent deformations: Answer: Horizontal Support Reaction lat A= k Axial force in member BF= Axial force in member DF= Vertical Support Reaction at D= E (6 in.2) F A, (6 in.²) (6 in.2) (4 in.²) (4 in.²) B (4 in.2) (6 in.²) 25 k 25 k -3 panels at 20 ft = 60 ft- E = 29,000 ksi C -28 k (6 in.2) (6 in.2) k k k D tp. 15 ft Dx

Determine the following of the truss shown using the method of consistent deformations: Answer: Horizontal Support Reaction lat A= k Axial force in member BF= Axial force in member DF= Vertical Support Reaction at D= E (6 in.2) F A, (6 in.²) (6 in.2) (4 in.²) (4 in.²) B (4 in.2) (6 in.²) 25 k 25 k -3 panels at 20 ft = 60 ft- E = 29,000 ksi C -28 k (6 in.2) (6 in.2) k k k D tp. 15 ft Dx

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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