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I have to find force in 1. 2. 3. 4. Beam.
How can i do that?
Thanks
I have to find force in 1. 2. 3. 4. Beam.
How can i do that?
Thanks
Oh that's unfortunate. But you don't want to cut more than 3 members. Try looking at the left section of the truss cutting thru members 1, 2, and 3. Then sum moments about the lower left hand corner to solve for the force in member 3. Then you can use the sum of forces in x direction and in y direction = 0 to solve for for force in member 2 and 1. Force in member 4 should then be obvious maybe.Zaza669 said:No. I have to use Method of section. I have no idea how to cut the 4 beam together.
PhanthomJay said:Oh that's unfortunate. But you don't want to cut more than 3 members. Try looking at the left section of the truss cutting thru members 1, 2, and 3. Then sum moments about the lower left hand corner to solve for the force in member 3. Then you can use the sum of forces in x direction and in y direction = 0 to solve for for force in member 2 and 1. Force in member 4 should then be obvious maybe.
A truss problem is a structural engineering problem that involves analyzing the stability and strength of a truss, which is a framework of beams or bars used to support a structure. It is important to solve because it ensures that the truss can safely withstand the applied loads and prevent structural failure.
The steps involved in solving a truss problem are:
The common assumptions made when solving a truss problem are:
Some methods used to solve a truss problem are:
Some factors that can affect the stability and strength of a truss are: