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Determine the force in the members DF, DG, and EG for the Parker truss shown in Fig. P-430.
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R=12(1357)=472.5 kNR=12(1357)=472.5 kN
FV=0FV=0
321649FDG+2(135)=472.5+3634FDF321649FDG+2(135)=472.5+3634FDF
321649FDG+270=472.5+3634(728.40)321649FDG+270=472.5+3634(728.40)
Checking:
FH=0FH=0
FEG+251649FDG+25634FDF=0FEG+251649FDG+25634FDF=0
632.81+251649(146.84)+25634(728.40)=0632.81+251649(146.84)+25634(728.40)=0
0=00=0 (check!)
Problem 432
Use the method of sections to compute the force in members AB, AD, BC, and BD of the truss shown in
Fig. P-432.
MF=0MF=0
16RA=12(24)+8(36)16RA=12(24)+8(36)
RA=36 kNRA=36 kN
MD=0MD=0
3FBC+8(36)=4(24)3FBC+8(36)=4(24)
FBC=64 kNFBC=64 kN
FBC=64 kN compressionFBC=64 kN compression answer
ME=0ME=0
8(35FBD)+8(24)=12(36)8(35FBD)+8(24)=12(36)
FBD=50 kN tensionFBD=50 kN tension answer
MB=0MB=0
3(45FAD)+4(35FAD)=4(36)3(45FAD)+4(35FAD)=4(36)
245FAD=144245FAD=144
997FAB+35(30)+36=0997FAB+35(30)+36=0
FAB=59.09 kNFAB=59.09 kN
FAB=59.09 kN compressionFAB=59.09 kN compression answer
Problem 433
Compute the forces in bars AB, AC, DF, and DE of the scissors truss shown in Fig. P433.
By symmetry
RA=RJ=12(125)=30 kNRA=RJ=12(125)=30 kN
b15=a20b15=a20
b15=1620b15=1620
b=12 mb=12 m
FV=0FV=0
889FAB+489FAC+30=0889FAB+489FAC+30=0
(2412)(589FDF)+15(30)=5(12)+10(12)(2412)(589FDF)+15(30)=5(12)+10(12)
FDF=9289 kNFDF=9289 kN
FDF=42.45 kN compressionFDF=42.45 kN compression answer
MA=0MA=0
30(441FDE)+10(12)+5(12)=030(441FDE)+10(12)+5(12)=0
FDE=3241 kNFDE=3241 kN
FDE=9.60 kN compressionFDE=9.60 kN compression answer
Problem 434
Compute the force in bars GI, GH, EH, and HI for the scissors truss shown in Fig. P-433.
By symmetry
RA=RJ=12(125)=30 kNRA=RJ=12(125)=30 kN
5(889FGI)+10(30)=5(12)5(889FGI)+10(30)=5(12)
FGI=689 kNFGI=689 kN
FGI=56.60 kN compressionFGI=56.60 kN compression answer
MJ=0MJ=0
10FGH=5(12)10FGH=5(12)
FGH=6 kN tensionFGH=6 kN tension answer
MG=0MG=0
(168)(541FEH)+5(12)=10(30)(168)(541FEH)+5(12)=10(30)
MJ=0MJ=0
8FHI+5(12)=08FHI+5(12)=0
FHI=7.5 kNFHI=7.5 kN
FHI=7.5 kN compressionFHI=7.5 kN compression answer
Problem 435
For the transmission tower shown in Fig. P-435, determine the force in member CJ.
a=12[2(8.5)5]=6 ma=12[2(8.5)5]=6 m
b=13a=13(6)=2 mb=13a=13(6)=2 m
c=12(5)+b=2.5+2=4.5 mc=12(5)+b=2.5+2=4.5 m
MG=0MG=0
2(4.5+2)(310FBC)=12(7.8)2(4.5+2)(310FBC)=12(7.8)
MF=0MF=0
9(45)FCJ+9(310)(12510)=6(7.8)9(45)FCJ+9(310)(12510)=6(7.8)
Fv=0Fv=0
35FBE+80=19035FBE+80=190
Fv=0Fv=0
35FEF+190=80+20035FEF+190=80+200
Problem 437
The center panel of the truss in Figure P-437 contains two flexible cables. What load P will cause a
compressive force of 20 kN in BD? Then determine which tension diagonal BE or CD is acting and the
force in it.
Without the counter diagonals (in reference to the figure below)
Fv=23PP=13P upwardFv=23PP=13P upward
Upward force is needed to put the downward P/3 into equilibrium. The vertical component of a diagonal
will provide the equilibrant force. Since the needed equilibrant is upward, BE will be in compression, thus,
redundant. The acting member (diagonal in tension) therefore is CD.
MC=0MC=0
23P(L)=20L23P(L)=20L
23P=2023P=20
FV=0FV=0
FCDsin45+23P=PFCDsin45+23P=P
FCDsin45=13PFCDsin45=13P
FCDsin45=13(30)FCDsin45=13(30)
FCD=102 kN=14.14 kNFCD=102 kN=14.14 kN answer