For the given frame on Problem 5.60 Page 223, calculate the Shear Force in kips at Point B (member AB) if the given 30kip and 20kip loads from the figure are both replaced by 18kips and 65kips respectively. Express your answer in 2 decimal places. Include (-) negative sign if the shear force is negative.

Q: Note: Please show all of the free body diagrams used (from reactions and etc.,) and also show the…

A: Deflection will be determined by the first mentioned method i.e. double integration.For other…

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Q: A simply supported beam is shown below. There is a mass (m) of 800 lb placed at midspan m L=30' e…

A: Mass = 800 lbE=29000ksiI=1000 inch4

Q: Problem 2. Use virtual work method and determine the following unknowns on the truss system shown…

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Q: 1. A homogeneous hemisphere of weight W and radius a rests on a perfectly smooth horizontal table as…

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Q: The displacement of 0 and the rotation of beam KN

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Q: A truss is given in the Figure below. The truss is supported by hinges at joint 1, joint 2 and joint…

A: A truss is an assembly of beams or other elements that forms a rigid structure and the triangulation…

Q: Problem #2 Consider again the two-bar truss in the figure below, again subject to the concentrated…

A: Consider joint equilibrium∑Fx=0P1cosθ1-P2cosθ2=Fcos45°....................1∑Fy=0…

Q: A uniform beam of length L carries a concentrated load wo at x = 24. The beam is embedded at both…

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Q: Problem 1 The horizontal rigid beam holds the distributed load indicated in the picture. Determine…

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Q: P = 7 kN 10 mm 15 kN • m 10 mm 150 mm D В C 150 mm 1.0 m →* 1.0 m 1.0 m The simply supported beam is…

A: Given data    P= 7 KN moment at B MB=15 KN-m Using ∑Fy=0                      Va+Vb=7 KN Using ∑Md=0…

Q: Two uniformly distributed loads of w = 4200 lb/ft act on the simply supported beam shown in Figure…

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Q: Draw the diagram of normal forces, stresses and displacements along the length of the stepped bar…

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Q: I am trying to do a statics problem where we are given a distributed load on a wire, and need to…

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Q: Consider the beam in the figure below. Take P = 20 kN (Figure 1) Figure 60 kN-m A -2 m-1 m-1 m- -2m-…

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Q: You have been tasked with designing a beam to support a lifting crane. The applied load is offset…

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Q: Consider the cantilever beam below, under the following loading distribution. Resolve each…

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Q: Find the fundamental frequency of the torsional system shown below, using Dunkerley's formula for…

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Q: The rigid bar AB, attached to aluminum and steel rods, is horizontal before the load P is applied.…

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Q: A steel beam, of lengths a= 6 m and b = 3 m and a hollow box cross section, is supported by a hinge…

A: The intensity of q starts from zero to 3.1 KN/mThe distance 'a' is 6m. The distance 'b' is 3m.

Q: The system shown is in static equilibrium and motionless. All joints are ideal. • The origin of the…

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Q: В 4 30 k Figure 2-35

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Q: int B. Each member has a cross-sectional area of 100 mm² and all of them with the Young's modulus E…

A: Given:- E=70GPa P==5kN l=2m A=100mm2 To find:- horizontal and vertical displacements at joint B

Q: statically determinate truss.

A: External force at point A in x direction is P1 = 50KN External force at point A in y direction is P2…

Q: by two rods which are made of different f elasticity of 29 000 ksi and Rod B is mac 500 ksi. If the…

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Q: Note: Please show all of the free body diagrams used (from reactions and etc.,) and also show the…

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Q: Problem 4 ust. The beam shown below is subjected to the load shown in the figure. Use the…

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Q: respectively and vertical force of P = 75kN applied at joint C. Determine internal member forces…

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A: The maximum triangular load on web = 10Ksi The maximum triangular load on flange = 10Ksi The…

Q: 4. If the 3 forces are NOT in equilibrium, and P = 200 N, what is the horizontal component of the…

A: For the system of forces shown below,  Given that,  X = 137 N Y = 37 N P= 200 N If the 3 forces are…

Q: CALCULATE THE FEM FORMULA OF THE GIVEN FIGURE USING THE FORCE METHOD.

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Q: Note: Please show all of the free body diagrams used (from reactions and etc.,) and also show the…

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Q: 5. The rigid bar ABC shown in Figure, is hinged at A and supported by a steel rod at B. Determine…

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Q: Problem Statement: Follow the truss case study and set-up the system of linear algebraic equations…

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Q: How is the elastic curve obtained? please give calculation for elastic curve as well. Take EI as…

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Q: QUESTION 3. A simply supported beam, having notches on its surface, is subjected to a triangular…

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Q: The cantilever beam shown below supports a single concentrated load as shown below. The cross…

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Beams

In structural engineering, a beam is a component made of a variety of materials (including steel alloys, and wood) that can resist loads applied laterally to the beam axis. Members, elements, rafters, shafts, and purlins are all terms used to describe beams.