For the assembly shown in the figure, a force of 25 kN is applied to the ring at F. Determine the deformation incurred by rod CD. Also, calculate the angle of tilt in radians for bar AC and the horizontal displacement of point F. Use E = 120 GPa. ( 0.9 m ACD= 500 mm² 0.6 m 25 KN AAR 850 mm² 1.5 m B 0.3 m² 0.2mA 1200

For the assembly shown in the figure, a force of 25 kN is applied to the ring at F. Determine the deformation incurred by rod CD. Also, calculate the angle of tilt in radians for bar AC and the horizontal displacement of point F. Use E = 120 GPa. ( 0.9 m ACD= 500 mm² 0.6 m 25 KN AAR 850 mm² 1.5 m B 0.3 m² 0.2mA 1200

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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