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Four L-shaped members: Mechanical Analysis Problem
I used basic trigo and drew a triangle with adjacent and opposite sides both a to get 45 degrees- jojosg
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Four L-shaped members: Mechanical Analysis Problem
Ok I think I got it. ##\sum F_x = 0 : \quad A_x - B_x = -F \tag{1}## ##\sum F_y = 0 : \quad A_y + B_y = 0 \tag{2}## ##\sum M_A = 0 : \quad B_y(2a) - F(2a) = 0 \tag{3}## ##\sum M_E = 0:## ##-\frac{\sqrt{2}}{2}F_{DG}(a) - \frac{\sqrt{2}}{2}F_{DG}(a) - F(a) = 0 \tag{1}## ##-\sqrt{2}F_{DG} - F = 0...- jojosg
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Truss analysis problem
Been trying for a While. All I know after these is to take moment about O in the sectioned FBD but I keep getting redundant equation that do not let me find internal force Toa. 1. Global Equilibrium Sum of moments about point B: ##\sum M_B = 0## ##-F(2a) + A_y(2a) = 0## ##A_y = F## Sum of...- jojosg
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Truss analysis problem
\sum M_0 = 0 -F(2a) + A_y(2a) = 0 A_y = F \sum F_x = 0 F + A_x = O_x \sum F_y = 0 O_y + A_y = 2F \sum M_A = 0 -F(2a) + 2F(2a) - O_y(2a) = 0 F = O_y F = O_x - A_x \sum F_y = 0 -2F - \frac{F_{OH}}{\sqrt{2}} = 0 O_x = 2F A_x = F Summary: \boxed{A_y = F} \boxed{A_x = F} \boxed{O_x = 2F}...- jojosg
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Four L-shaped members: Mechanical Analysis Problem
Member BE: \sum F_x = 0 \quad \Rightarrow \quad \frac{F_G}{\sqrt{2}} = F + E_x \sum F_y = 0 \quad \Rightarrow \quad E_y = \frac{F_G}{\sqrt{2}} \Rightarrow F_G = \sqrt{2}E_y From equilibrium: E_y = F + E_x Member BC: \sum F_x = 0 \quad \Rightarrow \quad B_x = E_x + \frac{F_C}{\sqrt{2}}...- jojosg
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Four L-shaped members: Mechanical Analysis Problem
so how should I draw the FBD if I ignore the internal forces? I tried just the L for A and C and took Cx & Cy into account. then ACDG as one body and got F=0;- jojosg
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Four L-shaped members: Mechanical Analysis Problem
on second maybe this 2a(By + Ey - F - Gx) + a(Gy + Cy - Ex - Cx) = 0.- jojosg
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Truss analysis problem
ok for Fy=0; Oy + Ay = 2F, Fx=0; Ox + F = 0, Ma=0; 2F(2a) - Oy(2a) - F(2a) = 0; which gives Oy = F & Ay = F & Ox = -F.- jojosg
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Four L-shaped members: Mechanical Analysis Problem
2a(By + Ey +F) + a (Gy + Gx + Cy + Cx + Ex) like this?- jojosg
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Truss analysis problem
what if I take method of sections and use the left side?- jojosg
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Four L-shaped members: Mechanical Analysis Problem
I took moment about A and the distance from A for Ex & Bx are 2a.- jojosg
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Four L-shaped members: Mechanical Analysis Problem
Like this?- jojosg
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Truss analysis problem
TL;DR: determine the internal force of member OA Hi I'm struggling with this problem. I have calculated the angle to be 45 degrees with tan(theta) = a/a. A is a roller which only has Ay and O has Ox & Oy as a fixed pin. (see fbd.png) is my FBD correct?- jojosg
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Four L-shaped members: Mechanical Analysis Problem
TL;DR: This determine the support reactions at A & B I tried calculate moment about a which is 2a(By + Bx + Ey + Ex +F) + a (Gy + Gx + Cy + Cx). But I don't think I'm correct, any help would be appreciated, this was a question on a final exam paper in my Mechanics course.- jojosg
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