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Q.1.14 The structure shown in fig is pinned to the floor at A and H. Determine the mas of all the support forces acting on the structure and find the force in member BF bY al of sections. Fr Member GH fs axial hence; it can only transmit vertical force to the support at H. YM, =0 1.2K, =1.2x100+45x80 KR, = 400KM(T) yy, 124, =4.5x80 4, = 300kNL) D0 Ay =80 dy = BOANH) For checking the reaction forces at A and H, pass a cutting plane through members AB, AG, and “AHL. As shown in the figure above, the cutting plane b-b cut these members, Take the section above ‘bb and replace the cut members by internal force to maintain equilibrium. Solve for the internal force in members AB, AG, and AH. With these forces known, you can then check the reactions through joints A and H. The free body diagram of the section above b-b is similar to the free body diagram of section above a-a. See the solution of section a-a below for easy reference of doing the ection b-b. ‘From section above a-a LM sad é e SF, =0 Fry sind =80 Fun 8 Fyp =128.06KN(T) / Q1.18 Using the method of sections, determine the force in members BD, CD, and CE’-— roof truss shown in Fig. * Me tee afr sec 7M, a . IM, =0 — 12R,=4%360 RR, =120KN(t) Considering section AA DMe=0 FF =4x120 Fy =160KN(C) LA =0 — FeysinO=120 Fy = 200kN(C) LM =0 — 3Pce =8x120 Fy = 320KM(T) Q1.16 The Warren truss loaded as shown in Fig. is supported by a roller at C and a hingt” By the method of sections, compute the force in the members BC, DF, and CE. SMe =O 12R, =6x100+9x80+18%40-60x6 Re = 1401) At section through M-M (left side) CA=-0 Fysno=40 Fee Frye = 44.721KM(C) At section through K-N EM, =0 — 6Fag +9xA0=3x140 Fez = 10KM(T) op ee Le TM, =0 Fy +3x804121A0 = 6x140+6%60 Foy 80KN(C) Q.1.27 Use the method of sections to determine the force in members BD, CD, and CE of the ‘Warren truss descetbed in below. RE/SAUKTUITZM1 Re-450N OM, =0 BR, =2%1004+4x4004+6x3000 RX, = 450N At section through M-M CDE is equilateral triangle, thus, CD -3m. ye4sin60-213m LM =9 — yFyy +2x300=4%450 23 = Fy, +5x3000=10%4500 Fay = 3464 1N(C) TA =0 — Feaysin60’+300=450 = 173.20SM(T) EMy=0 Fy =2x450 3+ Fy = 2450 Fey =259.808N(7) g M \ ou Q-1.18 Determine the force in members DF, DG, and:EG of the Howe truss shown in Fis 29 ELM <0 80441200124 200%8-R, xlo=O Ry = 210KMT) TM. =0 Wy =4e210 Fy = 280KMC) LF =o DM 0 3K, +4 120= 8% 210 ‘es = 400KMT) 1.1.19 Use the method of sections to compute for the force in members DF, EF, and EG of he cantilever truss described in fig below. EET, ms we EM, 60 WSF, =D WWW) — Fy * FSAIOIEMTY tas TM +9 A

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