23. The truss shown below is fastened to E using a fastening strap. If the strap is to be considered as a support reaction, find the force in the strap. Next, determine the reactions at the other supports and forces in all members of the truss. The cross-sectional area of each member is as indicated. Use the value of E= 210 kN/mm². E (1000) 4m (800) (009) B (1000) (800) 3m D 100 kN 2m 4m FIGURE 03

23. The truss shown below is fastened to E using a fastening strap. If the strap is to be considered as a support reaction, find the force in the strap. Next, determine the reactions at the other supports and forces in all members of the truss. The cross-sectional area of each member is as indicated. Use the value of E= 210 kN/mm². E (1000) 4m (800) (009) B (1000) (800) 3m D 100 kN 2m 4m FIGURE 03

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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