Problem Set 7 (Key)

PROBLEM 7.2 I: L .~ 2.';Omm 400N For the frame and loading of Prob. 6.78, detennine the internal forces at point J.

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PROBLEM 7.2

I: L

.~

2.';Omm

400N For the frame and loading of Prob. 6.78, detennine the internal forces at point J.

:

),

~

I

2.';Omm..j ~mm

L

--1-250 mn.-

SOLUTION

( IMA = 0:

FBD FRAME:

(0.95 m)(480 N) -(0.25 m)Dx = 0,

Dx = 1824N --.

II~

Ay + Dy + 480 N = 0

-f'FDN

(1)

F

P...

FBD ABC: Note: BE is a two-force member

(WB=O:

(0.75m)Ay=0

Then, from (1) above,

Ay=O

Dy = -480 N Dy==480N

F -1824 N = 0

F= 1.824kN--~

-480 N -V = 0 V = -480 N

V=480N t ~ M + (0.25m)(480 N) = 0

M=-120 N.m

M = 120.0N. m ) ..

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PROBLEM7.5

lOin,

Detennine the internal forces at point J of the structure shown.

T 1.5 in ~~ 7.5 ill.

1

7.

"::J

ShearDiag: Vjwnps to Ay = 180N atA, thendecreases linearly (~

= -w = -360 N/m) to 180N -(360 N/m)(1 m) = -180 N atC.

FromC, V is piecewiseconstant(w = 0) withjwnps of -600 N at D, +1200N atE, -420N atE. MomentDiag:

M

(11/ -5'1

M starts at zero at A with slope ~ dx

= V = 180 N/m,

decreasing to zero

at x = 0.5m. There M = !(180 N)(0.5 m) = 45 N.m Mis zeroagain 2

at C, decreasing to -(180 N)(0.3 m) = -54 N.m atD. Mthen decreases by (780N)(O.2m) = 156N.m to -210N.m atE, andincreasesby (420N)(0.5 m) = 210 N.m to zeroatE. (b)

From the diagrams,

Ivlnmx= 780 N alongEB ~ lM1nm= 210N.m atE ~

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