1. From the truss loaded as shown, determine the stress induced on each of the members BC, BD and CD. Consider each member has a cross sectional area of 1200 sq. millimeters. Consider the pulley to be frictionless. Solve the required forces using method of joint and method of sections. 110 kN 5 ku 10 kN 2m 4m 2m E 3m 2m 20KN

1. From the truss loaded as shown, determine the stress induced on each of the members BC, BD and CD. Consider each member has a cross sectional area of 1200 sq. millimeters. Consider the pulley to be frictionless. Solve the required forces using method of joint and method of sections. 110 kN 5 ku 10 kN 2m 4m 2m E 3m 2m 20KN

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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