Using Excel and the Direct Stiffness Method, determine: (a) the active DOF displacements of he truss; (b) the member axial forces; and (c) the reactions. Verify your answers using MASTAN2 and provide an output report that shows the requested results. Draw a diagram of the russ with the member forces using (T) for tension and (C) for compression, and units of kips. 8 2 3 Properties: E=15,000 ksi 1 6 ft A = 6 in? 5 4 P= 5 kips 3 8 ft 4.

Using Excel and the Direct Stiffness Method, determine: (a) the active DOF displacements of he truss; (b) the member axial forces; and (c) the reactions. Verify your answers using MASTAN2 and provide an output report that shows the requested results. Draw a diagram of the russ with the member forces using (T) for tension and (C) for compression, and units of kips. 8 2 3 Properties: E=15,000 ksi 1 6 ft A = 6 in? 5 4 P= 5 kips 3 8 ft 4.

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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