Q 04: A jib crane consists of a rigid beam BC supported by an elastic rod AB and hinged at C. Detemine the deflection of point B when load of 16 KN is applied. Take E=200 GPa, area of cross-section (Ac) of elastic rod AB is 300mm² A-300mm B 16 KN 2000mm

Q 04: A jib crane consists of a rigid beam BC supported by an elastic rod AB and hinged at C. Detemine the deflection of point B when load of 16 KN is applied. Take E=200 GPa, area of cross-section (Ac) of elastic rod AB is 300mm² A-300mm B 16 KN 2000mm

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Chapter10: Statically Indeterminate Beams

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Q 04: A jib crane consists of a rigid beam BC supported by an elastic rod AB and hinged at C.
Detemine the deflection of point B when load of 16 KN is applied. Take E=200 GPa, area of
cross-section (Ac) of elastic rod AB is 300mm
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