The rigid beam AB is loaded with two forces each 31 kN and the 30-mm-in-diameter and 1.25-m-in-length (originally) rod BC is madeo from a material for which the stress-strain is given where the non-linear part is modeled by the quadratic equation shown on the graph. Determine the angle (in rad) by which the rigid beam AB will rotate below its original horizontal position. Hint: Distance AC will always be equal to 3.881 m

The rigid beam AB is loaded with two forces each 31 kN and the 30-mm-in-diameter and 1.25-m-in-length (originally) rod BC is madeo from a material for which the stress-strain is given where the non-linear part is modeled by the quadratic equation shown on the graph. Determine the angle (in rad) by which the rigid beam AB will rotate below its original horizontal position. Hint: Distance AC will always be equal to 3.881 m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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