Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis:
Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis:
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Author: Leet, Kenneth
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 9, Problem 38P
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Find the reactions and all bar forces for the truss.

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Given information:

EI is constant.

The Young’s modulus E of the beam is 30,000kips/in.2.

The area of all the bars are 2in2.

Calculation:

Consider the force in the member AC and the horizontal reaction at support B are the redundant.

Remove the redundant to get the released structure.

Sketch the released structure with external loading as shown in Figure 1.

Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis:, Chapter 9, Problem 38P , additional homework tip  1

Refer Figure 1.

Consider the force in the member AC as zero.

Find the value of the angle θ as follows:

tanθ=1520θ=tan1(1520)θ=36.869°

Find the support reaction as follows:

Apply Equation of Equilibrium,

MA=060×15+By1×20=0By1=90020By1=45kips

Fy=0Ay1+By1=0Ay1=By1Ay1=45kips

Fx=0Ax1+60=0Ax1=60kips

Consider support A.

Apply Equation of Equilibrium,

Fy=0Ay1+FAD1=0FAD1=Ay1FAD1=(45)kipsFAD1=45kips(T)

Fx=0Ax1+FAB1=0FAB1=Ax1FAB1=(60)kipsFAB1=60kips(T)

Consider joint C.

Apply Equation of Equilibrium,

Fx=0FCD1+60=0FCD1=60kips(T)

Fy=0FBC1=0

Consider joint D,

Apply Equation of Equilibrium,

Fx=0FCD1+FBD1cosθ=0FCD1+FBD1cos(36.869°)=060+0.8FBD1=0FBD1=75kips(T)

Sketch the P system for Δ10 and Δ20 as shown in Figure 2.

Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis:, Chapter 9, Problem 38P , additional homework tip  2

Sketch the released structure with unit member force in member AC as shown in Figure 3.

Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis:, Chapter 9, Problem 38P , additional homework tip  3

Refer Figure 4.

Consider the force in the member AC is 1 kips.

The support reactions at A and B are zero as no external load acts on the truss.

Consider support A.

Apply Equation of Equilibrium,

Fx=0FACcosθ+FAB=01cos(36.869°)+FAB=0FAB=0.8kipsFAB=0.8kips(C)

Fy=0FACsinθ+FAD=01sin(36.869°)+FAD=0FAD=0.6kipsFAD=0.6kips(C)

Consider joint C.

Apply Equation of Equilibrium,

Fx=0FCAcosθFCD=0cos(36.869°)FCD=0FCD=0.8kipsFCD=0.8kips(C)

Fy=0FCAsinθFCB=0sin(36.869°)FCB=0FCB=0.6kipsFCB=0.6kips(C)

Consider joint D,

Apply Equation of Equilibrium,

Fx=0FCD+FBDcosθ=00.8+FBDcos(36.869°)=00.8+0.8FBD=0FBD=1kips(T)

Sketch the Q system for Δ10 as shown in Figure 4.

Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis:, Chapter 9, Problem 38P , additional homework tip  4

Sketch the Q system for Δ20,δ21,δ22 and P system for δ22 as shown in Figure 5.

Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis:, Chapter 9, Problem 38P , additional homework tip  5

Refer Figure 5.

Find the support reaction at A as follows:

Applying Equation of Equilibrium,

Fx=0Ax1=0Ax=1kips

There is no external load at joint D and C and no vertical reaction at A and B.

The force in all the members of the truss except AB is zero.

Consider joint A.

Applying Equation of Equilibrium,

Fx=0Ax+FAB2=01+FAB2=0FAB2=1kipsFAB2=1kips

Find the deflection Δ10 as follows:

Δ10=FQFPLAE=[(0.8)×60×(20ft×12in.1ft)2×30,000×2+(0.6)×45×(15ft×12in.1ft)2×30,000+1×(75)×(25ft×12in.1ft)4×30,000]=0.6525in.

Find the deflection Δ20 as follows:

Δ20=FQFPLAE=1×60×(20ft×12in.1ft)2×30,000=0.24in.

Find the deflection δ11 as follows:

δ11=FQ2LAE=[(0.8)2×(20ft×12in.1ft)2×30,000×2+(0.6)2×(15ft×12in.1ft)2×30,000+12×(25ft×12in.1ft)2×30,000+12×(25ft×12in.1ft)4×30,000]=0.0148in.

Find the deflection δ21 as follows:

δ21=FQFPLAE=(1)(0.8)×(20ft×12in.1ft)2×30,000=0.0032in.

Find the deflection δ12 as follows:

δ12=FQFPLAE=(0.8)(1)×(20ft×12in.1ft)2×30,000=0.0032in.

Find the deflection δ22 as follows:

δ22=FQFPLAE=(1)(1)×(20ft×12in.1ft)2×30,000=0.004in.

Show the compatibility Equation for Δ1,ACREL as follows:

Δ1,ACREL=0Δ10+δ11X1+δ12X2=00.6525+0.0148X1+0.0032X2=00.0148X1+0.0032X2=0.6525        (1)

Show the compatibility Equation for ΔBX as follows:

ΔBX=0Δ20+δ21X1+δ22X2=00.24+0.0032X1+0.004X2=00.0032X1+0.004X2=0.24        (2)

Solve Equation (1) and (2).

X1=37.62kips

X2=29.9kips

Find the reaction and bar forces in the members of the truss as shown in 6 and 7.

Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis:, Chapter 9, Problem 38P , additional homework tip  6

Apply the sum shown in Figure 6 to get the final reactions and member forces shown in Figure 7.

Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis:, Chapter 9, Problem 38P , additional homework tip  7

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