The hand brake for a bicycle is shown. Portions DE and FG are free to rotate onbolt A which is screwed into the frame BC of the bicycle. The brake is actuatedby a shielded cable where T1 is applied to point E and T2 is applied to point G.A spring having 60 N compressive force is placed between points E and G sothat the brake stays open when it is not being used. Assume the change in thespring's force is negligible when the brake is actuated to produce the forces P =350 N at points D and F.cableT2springo ma(a) Determine the necessary cable force (N) T2.(a) 348.33(b) 526.67(c) 545.25(d) 421.0180 mm(c) Determine the force (N) exerted by FG on bolt A.(a) 481.33(b) 703.78(c) 651.79(d) 430.48

A bicycle's hand brake is depicted. On bolt A, which is fastened into the bicycle's frame BC,…

The hand brake for a bicycle is shown. Portions DE and FG are free to rot bolt A which is screwed into the frame BC of the bicycle. The brake is actu by a shielded cable where T1 is applied to point E and T2 is applied to poi A spring having 60 N compressive force is placed between points E and G that the brake stays open when it is not being used. Assume the change i spring's force is negligible when the brake is actuated to produce the ford 350 N at points D and F. (a) Determine the necessary cable force (N) T2. (a) 348.33 (b) 526.67 (c) 545.25 (d) 421.01 (c) Determine the force (N) exerted by FG on bolt A. (a) 481.33 (c) 651.79 d) 430 49

The hand brake for a bicycle is shown. Portions DE and FG are free to rot bolt A which is screwed into the frame BC of the bicycle. The brake is actu by a shielded cable where T1 is applied to point E and T2 is applied to poi A spring having 60 N compressive force is placed between points E and G that the brake stays open when it is not being used. Assume the change i spring's force is negligible when the brake is actuated to produce the ford 350 N at points D and F. (a) Determine the necessary cable force (N) T2. (a) 348.33 (b) 526.67 (c) 545.25 (d) 421.01 (c) Determine the force (N) exerted by FG on bolt A. (a) 481.33 (c) 651.79 d) 430 49

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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