PROBLEM 04. Structure ABD shown is supported at pt. B by a 32-mm diameter rod and at pt. A by a 30mm diameter pin used in The rod is connected at pt. B and pt. C by 20mm diameter pins used in a double shear connection. single shear connections. Each of the pins has an ultimate shear strength of 320MN/m2. A concentrated load of P=45 kN acts as shown. Determine the following: c. the normal stress in rod BC d. the shearing stress in the pins at pt. A and B 5.0m 6.50 m 1.5pm 4.50m

PROBLEM 04. Structure ABD shown is supported at pt. B by a 32-mm diameter rod and at pt. A by a 30mm diameter pin used in The rod is connected at pt. B and pt. C by 20mm diameter pins used in a double shear connection. single shear connections. Each of the pins has an ultimate shear strength of 320MN/m2. A concentrated load of P=45 kN acts as shown. Determine the following: c. the normal stress in rod BC d. the shearing stress in the pins at pt. A and B 5.0m 6.50 m 1.5pm 4.50m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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