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![The curved and flat plates of width 6-m are connected at A, B
and C. They are submerged in water at the depth h=7-m. The
distance d =4-m and the radius R= 2-m. Find the resultant
force [kN] in the hinge at B.
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R
A
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Transcribed Image Text:The curved and flat plates of width 6-m are connected at A, B
and C. They are submerged in water at the depth h=7-m. The
distance d =4-m and the radius R= 2-m. Find the resultant
force [kN] in the hinge at B.
h
В
R
A
d
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Step 1 Calculate the resultant force at B
First we have to calculate the force on the member AB. We have
The inclination of force on AB is =
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