From the given cable shown. Use the general cable theorem. P is in kips. Let P=20 [Select] [ Select] 68 kips 53.8 kips 60 kips 50 kips [Select] [Select] 18 ft 24' C 1. Determine the horizontal force in the cable. [Select] [Select] 60 kips 2. Compute the sag at B. 53.8 kips 68 kips 50 kips 24' D 5 @ 20'= 100' 22 ft 16 ft 20 ft 3. Solve for the tension BC of the cable.

From the given cable shown. Use the general cable theorem. P is in kips. Let P=20 [Select] [ Select] 68 kips 53.8 kips 60 kips 50 kips [Select] [Select] 18 ft 24' C 1. Determine the horizontal force in the cable. [Select] [Select] 60 kips 2. Compute the sag at B. 53.8 kips 68 kips 50 kips 24' D 5 @ 20'= 100' 22 ft 16 ft 20 ft 3. Solve for the tension BC of the cable.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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