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- The rod is supported by smooth journal bearings at A, B, and C and is subjected to the two forces F = 340 N and F2 = 540 N . (Figure 1) Figure < 1 of 1 B. 0.6 m 0.6 m 0.6 m 0.4 mQ1: The arrangement of a transmission brake is shown in the figure. The arms are pivoted at O and, when force is applied at the end of the hand lever, the screw AB will rotate. The left-and right- hand threads working in nuts on the ends of the arms will move the arms together and thus apply the brake actuating force equally. A B 12cm The drum is 17.75cm diameter, and the angle subtended by each block is 90°. the friction material lining width is 4cm. Assuming a coefficient of friction for the braking surfaces that is equal to 0.30 Determine the force required by the screw AB to set the brake torque on the drum equal to 200 N-m. 17 75cm 12cm 46 35cm Torqueleft= TorqueRight= 97.40 N.m 6 35cm 102.60 N.mQ5/A) From the figure below, determine the reaction force at pin C. A 000 0.6 m 10 kN 0.6 m 0.8 m 60° 0.4 m 6 kN OB
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- 1. A tripod shawn supports of note that ball and rocket joints are used to mount the tripuod a load P=1000N at point A. Take at points B,D, and C. consider the t LI L 2 L2: 4 L3 : 3 A : 45° g :30° %3D on x-z plane L2 POINT C (2,-2,3) C0,0,0) ミー- Determine the ff Force of AB - N Force of AC - N Force of AD : NA 3D truss is supporting 2 forces F₁ and F₂- F₁ = 1,080 N at and angle alpha = 33 deg. F1 is in the y-plane • F2 = 2,232 N at an angle theta = 43 deg. F2 is in a y'z-plane The dimensions of the truss are: |dae=1.0 m dac=1.0m deo=17m LAB dAc pz Forces ась a Cartesian form of F Vector position from C Moment about Point C Moment about AC axis Vector position from E Moment about Point E Moment about BE axis Moment about EJ axis dGI = 1.7 m F₁ (N) املا قابل Fill this table, write your steps under the table, and make a drawing when requested of the moment found (either vector or scalar) y H F₂ (N) Total Force (N) or Moment (N.m) + Make a drawing + Make a drawing + Make a drawing + Make a drawing + Make a drawing Note: The force and the moment about a point are vectors. The moment about an axis is a scalar value. In the box below, enter the moment of F₁+F₂ made about AC-axis in N as an integer.In the figure below, all the bearings are movable bearings and the C bearing is in an inclined position. Draw the M, N, T diagrams according to your force values. (20kN force is perpendicular to the beam it acts on. P1, P2, P3 forces are in the vertical direction.) q=7 kN/m P1=25 kN P2=27 kN P3=11 kN