A cable-supported roof carries a uniform load w kip/ft. If the cable sag at midspan is set at 10 ft, what is the maximum tension in the Cable: (a) between points B andD and between points A and B? (b) draw the moment diagram of this strucutral model. kip/ft h = 10' 30 45

A cable-supported roof carries a uniform load w kip/ft. If the cable sag at midspan is set at 10 ft, what is the maximum tension in the Cable: (a) between points B andD and between points A and B? (b) draw the moment diagram of this strucutral model. kip/ft h = 10' 30 45

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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Problem 1.3.22P: Find support reactions at A and D and then calculate the axial force N. shear force 1 and bending...

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P=6

M=4

W=0.7

L=12

A cable-supported roof carries a uniform load w
kip/ft. If the cable sag at midspan is set at 10 ft, what
is the maximum tension in the Cable: (a) between
points B and D and between points A and B? (b)
draw the moment diagram of this strucutral model.
kip/ft
h= 10'
B
30'
450
E
Note: Load (w) can be found in the first page
- 40
to
60' _40
60

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