Connect 2 Semester Access Card for Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics
Connect 2 Semester Access Card for Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics
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Author: Ferdinand P. Beer, E. Russell Johnston Jr., David Mazurek, Phillip J. Cornwell
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 7.1, Problem 7.17P
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The bending moment of the couple exerted at the point AC in a pipe and also its location.

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Answer to Problem 7.17P

The magnitude of the bending moment of couple exerted at the point AC in a pipe is Mmax=150.0lbin and also its location is at D.

Explanation of Solution

Sketch the free body diagram for the 10ft section of the pipe as shown in the Figure 1.

Connect 2 Semester Access Card for Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 7.1, Problem 7.17P , additional homework tip  1

Write the equation of the axial force exerted at the axial point of the pipe from x direction.

Fx=0D45F=0 (I)

Here, the pipe is supported by a small frame on the member is D and the force exerted on the frame.

Write the equation of the axial force exerted at the point on the pipe from y direction.

Fy=0E35F=0 (II)

Here, the force exerted on the pipe at y direction in equilibrium condition is Fy and the pipe is supported by a small frame on the member is E.

Sketch the free body diagram for the frame as shown in the Figure 2.

Connect 2 Semester Access Card for Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 7.1, Problem 7.17P , additional homework tip  2

Write the equation of the moment of couple formed in the bending moment of the frame at the point B rotated in counterclockwise moment (Refer fig 2).

MB=0Ayd+Dr+El=0 (III)

Here, the force exerted on the member of the pipe at point A is Ay, the distance between the two member of the frame is d, radius of the pipe, distance of the frame BC and force exerted on the axial point is E.

Write the equation of the axial force exerted at the point on the pipe from y direction (Refer fig 2).

Fy=0By+Ay45D35E=0 (IV)

Here, the force exerted on the member of the pipe on frame at the point B is By,

Write the equation of the axial force exerted at the axial point of the pipe from x direction (Refer fig 2).

Fx=0Ax+Bx35D+45E=0 (V)

Sketch the free body diagram for the member of the frame from the point AC as shown in the Figure 3.

Connect 2 Semester Access Card for Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 7.1, Problem 7.17P , additional homework tip  3

Write the equation of the moment of couple formed in the bending moment supported at the point C rotated in counterclockwise moment.

MC=0DrAydACAxdBC=0 (VI)

Here, the distance of the frame AC is dAC and the distance of the frame BC is dBC.

Sketch the free body diagram for the member of the frame from the portion (AJAD) as shown in the Figure 4.

Connect 2 Semester Access Card for Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 7.1, Problem 7.17P , additional homework tip  4

Write the equation of the moment of couple formed in the bending moment supported at the point J rotated in counterclockwise moment for x12.5in(AJAD).

MJ=0Ax35xAy45x+M=0 (VII)

Sketch the free body diagram for the member of the frame from the portion (AJ>AD) as shown in the Figure 5.

Connect 2 Semester Access Card for Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 7.1, Problem 7.17P , additional homework tip  5

Write the equation of the moment of couple formed in the bending moment supported at the point J rotated in counterclockwise moment for x>12.5in(AJ>AD).

MJ=0Ax35xAy45x+D(x12.5)+M=0 (VIII)

Conclusion:

Substitute 90lb for F in equation (I) to solve for D.

D45(90lb)=0D72lb=0D=72lb

Substitute 90lb for F in equation (II) to solve for E.

E35(90lb)=0E54lb=0E=54lb

Substitute 72lb for D, 54lb for E, 18.75in for d, 2.5in for r, and 8.75in for l in equation (III) to solve for Ay.

Ay(18.75in)+(72lb)(2.5in)+(54lb)(8.75in)=0Ay(18.75in)+180lbin+472.5lbin=0Ay(18.75in)=(652.5lbin)Ay=34.8lb

Substitute 34.8lb for Ay, 72lb for D, and 54lb for E in equation (IV) to solve for By.

By+(34.8lb)45(72lb)35(54lb)=0By+34.8lb57.6lb32.4lb=0By55.2lb=0By=55.2lb

Substitute 72lb for D and 54lb for E in equation (V).

Ax+Bx35(72lb)+45(54lb)=0Ax+Bx43.2lb+43.2lb=0Ax+Bx=0 (IX)

Substitute 72lb for D, 34.8lb for Ay, 12in for dAC, 2.5in for r, and 9in for dBC in equation (VI) to solve for Ax.

(72lb)(2.5in)(34.8lb)(12in)Ax(9in)=0180lbin417.6lbinAx(9in)=0237.6lbinAx(9in)=0Ax=26.4lb

Substitute 26.4lb for Ax in equation (IX).

26.4lb+Bx=026.4lb=BxBx=26.4lb

Substitute 26.4lb for Ax, 12.5in for x, and 34.8lb for Ay in equation (VII) for x12.5in(AJAD).

(26.4lb)35x(34.8lb)45x+M=0(15.84lb)x(27.84lb)x+M=0(12lb)(12.5in)=MM=150.0lbin

Substitute 26.4lb for Ax, 72lb for D, and 34.8lb for Ay in equation (VIII) for x>12.5in(AJ>AD).

Ax35xAy45x+D(x12.5)+M=0(26.4lb)35x(34.8lb)45x+(72lb)(x12.5)+M=0(15.84lb)x(27.84lb)x+(72lb)x900lbin+M=0900lbin(60lb)x=M

Substitute 12.5in for x in the above equation can be written as,

900lbin(60lb)(12.5in)=M150lbin=M

Therefore, the magnitude of the bending moment of couple exerted at the point AC in a pipe is Mmax=150.0lbin and also its location is at D.

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