The weight of 1 m of the parabolic cable with the liquid in the figure It carries a 5 kN pipe. a) Point C of the cable is the line A В. Since it is 8.75 m below calculate the cable arrow (f), b) Minimum cable force (H) determine, c) Write the cable equation x = 40 m the cable inclination angle at the a bscissa point and calculate.

The weight of 1 m of the parabolic cable with the liquid in the figure It carries a 5 kN pipe. a) Point C of the cable is the line A В. Since it is 8.75 m below calculate the cable arrow (f), b) Minimum cable force (H) determine, c) Write the cable equation x = 40 m the cable inclination angle at the a bscissa point and calculate.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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