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Analysis of Statically Indeterminate Structures by The Force Method

The document provides information on analyzing statically indeterminate structures using the force method. It discusses applying the force method to beams, frames, trusses, and composite structures. For beams, it covers compatibility of displacement and slope for structures with 1 and 2 degrees of freedom. It also discusses Maxwell's theorem of reciprocal displacements and Betti's law. Examples are provided to demonstrate determining reactions, shear and moment diagrams, and deflected shapes using the force method.

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Analysis of Statically Indeterminate Structures by The Force Method

The document provides information on analyzing statically indeterminate structures using the force method. It discusses applying the force method to beams, frames, trusses, and composite structures. For beams, it covers compatibility of displacement and slope for structures with 1 and 2 degrees of freedom. It also discusses Maxwell's theorem of reciprocal displacements and Betti's law. Examples are provided to demonstrate determining reactions, shear and moment diagrams, and deflected shapes using the force method.

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ANALYSIS OF STATICALLY INDETERMINATE STRUCTURES BY THE FORCE METHOD

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Force Method of Analysis: Beams Maxwells Theorem of Reciprocal Displacements; Bettis Law Force Method of Analysis: Frames Force Method of Analysis: Trusses Force Method of Analysis: General Composite Structures

Force Method of Analysis : Beams


1 Degree of freedom Compatibility of displacement M1
1

Compatibility of slope M1
1

A
R1 P

C
L

B
R2

A
R1 P

C
L

B
R2

2 + f22 R2

=
A
2

=
B

C
1

+
1 f22 R2 1 = 2 = 0 11

+
M1

1 + 11M1

= 1= 0

2 Degree of freedom Ax A

1 B

2 C

Ay A

R1 B 1 + 2

R2 C

Dy D

f21 D xR R1 1

f11 1 + f22 1 1 + f11 R1 + f12 R2 2 + f21 R1 + f22 R2 = 1 = 0 = 2 = 0

f12 A

xR R2 2

Maxwells Theorem of Reciprocal Displacements; Bettis Law f21 A f11 f21 1 1 2 B


m2 M 1 mm dx = 2 1 dx EI EI L L

1 f 21 =

m1

f 21 =

m2 m1 dx EI L

A f12

1 f22

m2
4

f12 A f12

2 1 f22 m2 B

f 21 =

m2 m1 dx EI L
m1M 2 mm dx = 1 2 dx EI EI L L

1 f12 =

f12 =

m1m2 dx EI L

f 21 = f12

Maxwells Theorem: B f21


f ij = f ji

f11 m1

f11, f22 A

1 1

2 B f11 f21
1 f11 =

m1M 1 mm dx = 1 1 dx EI EI L L

m1

1 f 22 =

m2 M 2 mm dx = 2 2 dx EI EI L L

In general, A f12 m2
6

1 f22

1 f ij = f =
L

mi m j EI m j mi EI

dx

1 f ji = f ji =
L

dx

1 A P1

2 D

d11 = f11 P1

d21 = f21 P1

P2 A D

d12 = f12 P2

d22 = f22 P2

Force Method of Analysis: General

Compatibility Eq. 1 + f11R1 + f12R2 = 1 = 0 2 + f21R1 + f22R2 = 2 = 0 0 1 0 2 1 2

w 1 2

1 2

= +
f11 1 f21 xR1

f11 f12 R1 f12 f22 R 2 f11 f12 R1 f12 f22 R 2

=-

General form: f11 f12 f1n f21 f22 f2n . . . fn1 fn2 fnn R1 R2 . . . Rn 1 2 . =- . . n
8

+
f12 f22 1 xR2

Example 9-1 Determine the reaction at all supports and the displacement at C.

50 kN B 6m

A 6m

SOLUTION

Use compatibility of displacement for find reaction 50 kN B 6m RB

Principle of superposition MA A RA 6m

=
50 kN

B + RB fBB x R B Compatibility equation : ' B + f BB RB = 0 -----(1) 1

10

Use formulation for B and fBB 50 kN A 6m C 6m B C 6C B

B = C+ (6 m)C
P(6) 3 P ( 6) 2 'B = + ( 6) 3EI 2 EI

50(6)3 (50)(6) 2 9000 = + (6) = , EI 3EI 2 EI

A
f BB

C
PL3 (1)(12) 3 576 = = = , 3EI 3EI EI

B 1

fBB

11

Substitute B and fBB in Eq. (1): 'B + f BB RB = 0


9000 576 +( ) RB = 0 EI EI RB = 15.63 kN,

'B =

9000 , EI 576 , EI

+ :

f BB =

50 kN 6m MA A RA Equilibrium equation : + MA = 0: + Fy = 0:
M A 50(6) + 15.63(12) = 0, + RA 50 + 15.63 = 0,

6m C B 15.63 kN

MA = 112.4 kN, Ra = 34.37 kN,

12

Quantitative shear and bending diagram and qualitative deflected curve 50 kN 112.4 kNm A 34.37 kN 34.37 V (kN) -15.63 93.78 M (kNm) 3.28 -112.44 6 12 x (m) -15.63 x (m) 6m C 6m B 15.63 kN

13

Or use compatibility of slope to obtain reaction Principle of superposition MA A RA 6m C 50 kN 6m B RB

=
50 kN

A C

A
1 A fAA

+
C B xM MA A

Compatibility equation :

' A + f AA M A = A= 0

-----(2)

14

Use the table on the inside front cover for B and fBB 50 kN A C B

A
PL2 A'= 16 EI

1 A

fAA C
f CC = L 3EI

Substitute the values in equation: ' A + f AA M A = A= 0 +:


PL2 L + MA =0 16 EI 3EI MA = 3PL 3(50)(12) = 16 16

= 112.5 kNm, +
15

Or use Castigliano least work method x1 12RB - 300 = MA A 50 - RB = RA M 12RB - 300 diagram 6m C 6m M2 = RBx2 M1 = (12RB - 300) + (50 - RB)x1 x (m) 50 kN x2 B RB

B = 0 = (
0

M M ) dx RB EI
6 6

1 1 0= ( 12 x )( 12 R 300 + 50 x R x ) dx + x2 ( RB x2 ) dx2 B B 1 1 1 1 EI EI 0 0
6 900 x1 24 x1 50 x1 x1 x 0 = (144 RB x1 3600 x1 + RB + RB ) 0 + 2 RB 2 2 3 3 3

6 0

RB =15.63 kN,

16

Use conjugate beam for find the displacement 50 kN 112 kNm A 34.4 kN M (kNm) 3.28 -112 6 93.6/EI Conjugate Beam -112/EI
281 223 776 M 'C = ( 2) (6 ) = EI EI EI C = M 'C = 776 , EI

6m

C
C

6m B

Real Beam

93.6

15.6 kN

x (m) 12

M C

281/(EI)

223/(EI)

VC 2 m

4m

223/(EI)

17

Use double integration to obtain the displacement 50 kN 112 kNm A 34.4 kN M (kNm) 3.28 -112 6 12
d 2 EI 2 = 112 + 34.4 x1 dx d x12 EI = 112 x1 + 34.4 + C1 dx 2 2 x1 x13 EI = 112.4 + 34.4 + C1 x1 + C2 2 6 1 62 63 778 (112( ) + 34.4( ) + 0 + 0) = C = , 2 6 EI EI
18

6m

C
C

6m B

Real Beam

93.6

15.6 kN

x (m)

Example 9-2 Draw the quantitative Shear and moment diagram and the qualitative deflected curve for the beam shown below.The support at B settles 5 mm. Take E = 200 GPa, I = 60(106) mm4.

16 kN A 2m 2m B C B = 5 mm 4m

19

SOLUTION

Use compatibility of displacement to obain reaction 16 kN B C B = 5 mm 2m 2m 4m 16 kN

Principle of superposition A

+
fBB 1 kN Compatibility equation :
B = 0.005m = 'B + f BB RB

=
B

RB

-----(1)

20

Use conjugate beam method for B 16 kN Real A beam 12 kN 2m 2m 24 16 B B 4m C 4 kN

M diagram
24 Conjugate EI beam
56 EI

24 EI

72 EI

16 EI

32 EI 40 EI

MB
2 3

4 3

2m

4m

40 EI

2 4 3 32 4 40 + MB = 0: M ' ' B + ( ) (4) = 0 EI 3 EI 117.33 ' B = M ' ' B = , 21 EI

VB 4 3

Use conjugate beam method for fBB fBB B 4m 1 kN 4m

Real A beam 0.5 kN m diagram

C 0.5 kN
4 3 2 4 3

mB -2 vBB + MB = 0:
4 EI 2 EI 4 EI 4 EI

Conjugate beam
4 EI

4 EI

4 EI

mB ' '

4 4 4 ( )+ (4) = 0 EI 3 EI 10.67 f BB = mB ' ' = , EI

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Substitute B and fBB in Eq. (1):


+ : 0.005 =

B = 0.005 m = ' B + f BB RB

117.33 10.67 RB + EI EI

'B = M ' 'B = f BB

(0.005) EI = 117.33 + 10.67 RB

117.33 , EI 10.67 = mB ' ' = , EI

(0.005)(200 60) = 117.33 + 10.67 RB

16 kN

RB = 5.37 kN,

xRB = 5.37 0.5 kN 1 kN 0.5 kN

12 kN 16 kN A

4 kN

=
B

RA = 9.31 kN 5.37 kN

RC = 1.32 kN

23

Quantitative shear and bending diagram and qualitative deflected curve 16 kN A B C B = 5 mm RC = 1.32 kN 4m

RA = 9.31 kN 5.37 kN 2m 9.31 V diagram -6.69 M diagram Deflected Curve 18.62 5.24 2m

-1.32

B = 5 mm

24

Or use Castigliano least work method Principle of superposition 16 kN

RA = 12 - 0.5RB 2m 2m

RB 4m

RC = 4 - 0.5RB

0.5RB

12

16 kN

RB

0.5RB

25

16 kN x1 x2 x3

RA = 12 - 0.5RB x1 V1 2m M1 = (12 - 0.5RB)x1 12 - 0.5RB 2m

RB 4m

RC = 4 - 0.5RB x3 (4 - 0.5RB)x3 = M3 V3 4 - 0.5RB

M2 = 0.5x2RB + 16 - 2RB + 4 x2 V2

B = 0.005 = (
0

M i M i ) dx RB EI
2

RB x2 4m
2

4 - 0.5RB

1 1 0.005 = ( 0 . 5 x )( 12 x 0 . 5 x R ) dx + (0.5 x2 2)(0.5 x2 RB + 16 2 RB + 4 x2 )dx2 1 1 1 B 1 EI EI 0 0 4 1 + (0.5 x3 )(4 x3 0.5 x3 RB )dx3 EI 0


0.005 EI = 117.34 + 10.66 RB , RB = 5.38 kN,
26

Example 9-3 Draw the quantitative Shear and moment diagram and the qualitative deflected curve for the beam shown below.EI is constant. Neglect the effects of axial load.

5 kN/m A 4m 4m B

27

SOLUTION

Use compatibility of displacement to obtain reaction

Principle of superposition A

5 kN/m 4m 4m

A=0

B=0

5 kN/m

A
1 kNm

=
B

AA

BA

MA

AB
Compatibility equation :

1 kNm M B

BB
-----(1) -----(2)
28

A = 0 = ' A + AA M A + AB M B B = 0 = 'B + BA M A + BB M B

Use formulation: A, B, AA, BA, BB, AB, 5 kN/m

3wL3 3(5)(8) 3 60 'A = = = EI 128 EI 128EI

1 kNm

7 wL3 7(5)(8) 3 46.67 'B = = = EI 384 EI 384 EI

1 kNm

AA
AA = BA =

BA
M o L 1(8) 2.67 = = 3EI 3EI EI M o L 1(8) 1.33 = = 6 EI 6 EI EI

AB
BB = AB =

BB
M o L 1(8) 2.67 = = 3EI 3EI EI M o L 1(8) 1.33 = = 6 EI 6 EI EI
29

Note : Maxwells theorem of reciprocal displacement is AB = BA

Substitute A, B, AA, BA, BB, AB, in Eq. (1) and (2) 5 kN/m A

'A = AA

A=0

4m

4m

B=0

60 EI 2.67 = EI 1.33 EI 46.67 EI

A = 0 = ' A + AA M A + AB M B B = 0 = 'B + BA M A + BB M B
+
0=

AB =
-----(1) -----(2)

'B = BA = BB

60 2.67 1.33 +( )M A + ( )M B EI EI EI 46.67 1.33 2.67 +( )M A + ( )M B EI EI EI

1.33 EI 2.67 = EI

0=

Solving these equations simultaneously, we haave MA = -18.31 kNm, MB = -8.36 kNm, + +


30

MA = -18.31 kNm, MB = -8.36 kNm, 5 kN/m 18.31 kNm A RA + MA = 0: + Fy = 0: 4m

+ +

B 4m RB

8.36 kNm

18.31 20( 2) + RB (8) 8.36 = 0, 3.76 + R A 20 + RB = 0,

RB = 3.76 kN, Ra = 16.24 kN,

31

Quantitative shear and bending diagram and qualitative deflected curve 5 kN/m 18.31 kNm A 4m 4m B 8.36 kNm

16.24 kN 16.24

3.76 kN

V diagram

3.25 m

-3.76

M diagram -18.31

8.08

6.67 -8.36

Deflected Curve

32

Force Method of Analysis : Frames Principle of superposition fCC C x B C Cx w Cy w CH 1 kN

=
Ax Ay Compatibility equation :

CH = 0 = 'CH + f CC C x
33

Example 9-4 Draw the quantitative Shear and moment diagram and the qualitative deflected curve for the Frame shown below.EI is constant.

6m

2 kN/m

6m

34

SOLUTION

Use compatibility of displacement to obtain reaction fCC C x

Principle of superposition B 6m C Cx 2 kN/m 2 kN/m Cy CH

1 kN

=
Ax Ay

6m

Compatibility equation :
CH = 0 = 'CH + f CC C x

-----(1)

35

2 kN/m

Use Castiglianos method for CH CH 6m B C 2 kN/m Cy 3m 12 kN 3m A Ay


L

x2 P

M2 = (6 + P)x2 P V2 6+P x2

6m

6+P M1 = (12 + P)x1- x12 V1

x1 -12 - P -6 - P 2x1

Ax

x1 -12 - P -6 - P

'CH

0 0 6 6 1 1 2 M 'i M 'i ( x ) ( 12 x + x P x )dx1 + ( x2 )(6 x2 + x2 P) dx2 ) = ( dx = 1 1 1 1 EI 0 EI 0 P EI 0


1 1 2 3 2 = ( 12 x x ) dx + ( 6 x ) dx2 1 1 1 2 EI 0 EI 0 1 12 x1 x1 6 1 6 x2 = ( )0+ ( ) EI EI 3 3 4
3 4 3
6 0

972 , EI

36

Use Castiglianos method for fCC fCC B 6m C Cy 6m x1 A Ay Ax -P -P 1 kN

x2 P

m2 = x2P P v2 P m1 = x1P v1 x1 -P -P x2 P

f CC

1 1 6 6 1 1 m' m' ( x1 )( x1 P)dx1 + ( x2 )( x2 P )dx2 = ( i ) i dx = EI 0 EI 0 P EI 0


L

1 x1 6 1 x2 = ( ) + ( ) EI 3 0 EI 3

6 0

144 , EI
37

Substitute CH and fCC in Eq. (1) CH = 0 = 'CH + f CC C x +:


0= 972 144 + Cx EI EI

-----(1)
CH = 972 , EI 144 f cc = , EI

Cx = -6.75 kN,

1 kN 2 kN/m 2 kN/m

C 6.75 kN

6 kN

1 kN
C x = 6.75kN

0.75 kN

+
12 kN 6 kN 1 kN

1 kN A 0.75 kN

5.25 kN

38

Or use Castigliano least work method: x2 B 6m C Cx 2 kN/m 6 - Cx 6m x1 12 - Cx 6 - Cx

M2 = (6-Cx)x2 Cx V2 x2 6 - Cx M1 = (12 - Cx)x1- x12 V1 2x1

M i M i U i ) dx = CH = 0 = ( C x 0 C x EI
6 6

x1 12 - Cx 6 - Cx

0=

1 1 2 ( x )( 12 x C x x ) dx + ( x2 )(6 x2 C x x2 )dx2 1 1 1 1 x 1 EI EI 0 0
3 3 4 3 3
6 0

12 x1 C x x1 x1 6 6x C x 0 = ( + + ) 0 + ( 2 + x 2 3 3 4 3 3

0 = -972 + 144Cx , Cx = 6.75 kN,

39

Quantitative shear and bending diagram and qualitative deflected curve B 6m C 6.75 kN 2 kN/m 0.75 kN

- 0.75

B
- 6.75

- 0.75

6m 2.63 m

V, (kN)
5.25

5.25 kN 0.75 kN

C
1.33 m

-4.5 -4.5

Deflected curve A

6.90

M, (kNm) A
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Force Method of Analysis : Truss (Externally indeterminate) E D

A Ay

Ax

B P

C Cy

Cx

'CH + f CC C x = CH = 0

+
A B P C C A B C 1 x Cx

fCC

41

Truss (Internally indeterminate) D


1 5 3 6 2 4

P C

B
'6 + f 66 F6 = 6 = 0

=
P 6 A C

f66 1

+
A

C xF6 B

42

Example 9-5 Determine the reaction at support A, C, E and all the member forces. Take = 200 GPa and A = 500. mm2 . E

E 4m A

40 kN D B C 5m

5m

43

SOLUTION

Use compatibility of displacement to obtain reaction

Principle of superposition RE

40 kN D B C 5m
RC

4 m Ay
Ax

5m

40 kN

Cy
fCC

+
C

1 kN Compatibility equation :
C = 0 = 'C + f CC RC

-----(1)

44

Use unit load method for C and fcc 5.39 m 53.85 50 20 E


+53 .85

40 kN D 0

5.39 m

C = =

niNiLi AiEi (53.85)(-2.69)(5.38) (200x106)(500x10-6)

4 m 20 kN 85 -53. 50 A 5m 53.85 2.5 0 2.5 A 1 E


-2.6 9

0 C 0 5m C fCC = =

=- 7.81 mm, niniLi AiEi 2(-2.69)2(5.385) (200x106)(500x10-6) 2(2.5)2(5) (200x106)(500x10-6)

N i (kN)

D 0 +2.5 B 0

-2.6 9

fCC C

+2.5

1 kN

= 1.41 mm,
45

ni (kN)

Substitute Cv and fCC in Eq. (1): C = 0 = 'C + f CC RC


+ : 7.81 + 1.41RC = 0 RC = 5.54 kN ,

'C = 7.81 mm, f CC = 1.41 mm,

53.85 50

20 E
+53 .85

40 kN D 0

53.85 2.5

1 E 0 A
-2.6 9

20 kN 85 . 3 5 50 A 0

0 C 0 2.5

D 0 +2.5 B 0

xRC = 5.54 kN
-2.6 9

C +2.5 1 kN

38.93 kN 36.15 kN 36.15 kN

14.46 kN E +38 .95 20 kN 53.85 A

N i (kN)

ni (kN)
40 kN D -1 4.90 0 21.8o B +13.85

+13.85

C 5.54 kN
46

N i (kN)

Or use Castigliano least work method:


5.39 m

-2.7 RC + 53.85 = RE

4m Ax = -2.5RC +50 = Ax

5.39 E -2.7 R m 40 kN C +5 3.85 D -2.7 5 RC 8 . -53 0 21.8o

A Ay = 20

2.5RC 5m

2.5RC 5m

C RC

Castiglianos Theorem of Least Work :


CV = 0 = ( 0= N i N i Li ) RC AE

1 [(2.7)(2.7 RC + 53.85)(5.39) + ( 2.7)(2.7 RC )(5.39) + 0 + 0 + 2[(2.5)(2.5 RC )(5)]] AE

0 = 39.3RC 783.68 + 39.3RC + 62.5 RC

RC = 5.55 kN,

47

Example 9-6 Determine the force in all member of the truss shown : (a) If the horizontal force P = 6 kN is applied at joint C. (b) If the turnbuckle on member AC is used to shorten the member by 1 mm. (c) If (a) and (b) are both accounted. Each bar has a cross-sectional area of 500 mm2 and E = 200 GPa.

C 2m

A 3m

48

SOLUTION

Part (a) : If the horizontal force P = 6 kN is applied at joint C.

Principle of superposition

D
3

1 6 5 2 4

6 kN C 2m B

A 3m D
6 E E

3m C 6 kN 2m B
Compatibility equation :
Note : AE + E ' C = L

D
1 E

C
E f66 1

+
A
6 + f66 F6 = 0

F6 B

----------(1)
49

Use unit load method for 6 and f66

3m D
+4 6 +6 6 +6 E E
-7. 2 1

C 6 kN
0

-0.832 1

C
1

3 -0.555 2
6 3. 1
3.6 1

2 m -0.555
0

A
4 -14.98 -4.44
0

B
4

A
0

-0.832 ni (kN)

B
0
'6 =

3 Li (m)
n'i N 'i Li Ai Ei

N i (kN)

2.08 0 0.616
6 3. 1
3.6 1

-2 6. 0 3 -14.98

0.616

2.08 ni2Li (kN2m)

= =

1 [4.44 26.03 2(14.98)] AE


60.43 AE

niN iLi (kN2m)


2

n' L 1 12.61 [2(0.616) + 2(2.08) + 2(3.61)] = f 66 = i i = Ai Ei AE AE

50

Substitute 6 and f66 in Eq. (1)

3m
+6 6 +4 6 4 +6 E E
-7. 2 1

60.43 12.61 + ( F6 ) = 0 AE AE F6 = 4.80 kN, (T)

6 kN 0

-0.832 1

C
1

2m

-0.555 0

-0.555 x F6 = 4.80 kN

A
0

-0.832 ni (kN)

B
0

=
+2
80 . +4 2.4 1 +2

N i (kN)

D
+1.34 6

6 kN C
-2.66

A
4

B
4
51

Ni (kN)

Part (b) : If the turnbuckle on member AC is used to shorten the member by 1 mm.
f 66 = 12.61 12.61 = = 1.26(10-4) m = 0.126 mm (500)(200) AE
F6 = 1 mm (1 kN ) = 7.94 kN 0.126 mm

D
-0.555 0

-0.832 1
1

C
1 -0.555

D
-4.41

-6.61
94 . +7 7 .94 -6.61

C
-4.41

A
0

-0.832 ni (kN)

B
0

x F6 = 7.94 kN

B
4

A
4

Ni (kN)

52

Part (c) : If the horizontal force P = 6 kN is applied at joint C and the turnbuckle on member AC is used to shorten the member by 1 mm are both accounted. +2
80 . +4 2.4 1 +2

D
+1.34 6

6 kN C

-6.61
94 . +7 7 .94 -6.61

C
-4.41

A
4

B
4

-2.66

-4.41 0

B
0

(Ni)load (kN)

(Ni)short (kN)

D
-3.07 6

-4.61
1 74 . 2
5.5

6 kN C
3

-7.07

-4.61

B
4
53

A
4

(Ni)total (kN)

Or use compatibility equation : 6 + f66 F6 = 6 = 0.001

60.43 12.61 + ( F6 ) = 0.001 AE AE 0.001AE + 60.43 0.001(500)(200) + 60.43 = = 12.72 kN, (T) 12.61 12.61

F6 =

+6 +4 6 4 +6 N i (kN) 6 -7 .2

6 kN
0

-0.832 1 1 -0.832 ni (kN)

C
x F6 = 12.72 kN f66 -0.555 1

+ =
-4.58
12 2 .7

-0.555 0

A
0

B
0

D
-3.06 6

C
5.5 1

6 kN

-7.06

-4.58

B
4
54

A
4

(Ni)total (kN)

Composite Structures Example 9-7 Find all reaction and the tensile force in the steel support cable. Consider both bending and axial deformation. Steel cable Ac = 2(10-4) m2 Ec = 200(103) kN/m2

2m A 5 kN Ab = 0.06 Ib = 5(10-4) m4 Eb = 9.65(103) kN/m2 6m m2 B

55

SOLUTION
m 6.32

RC = T

A x 5 kN 0.316T T M = 0.316Tx - 5x N = -0.949T V 5 kN


6

18.43o B 6m

2m Bx By MB

0.949T

By Castiglianos Theorem of Least Work ; C = 0 = (U ib + U in ) T L L M M N N C = 0 = ( dx + ( ) ) dx T EI T AE 0 0


6 6.32

1 1 1 0= ( 0 . 316 x )( 0 . 316 xT 5 x ) dx + ( 0 . 949 )( 0 . 949 T ) dx + Eb I b Ab Eb Ac Ec 0 0


6 1 0.316 2 x 3 (0.316 5) x 3 6 1 1 2 0= [( T) ]0+ (0.949 xT ) 0 + ( xT ) Eb I b 3 Ab Eb Ac Ec 3

(1)(T )dx
0

6.32 0

0 = (1.49T - 23.58) + 9.33(10-3)T + 0.158T

; T = 14.23 kN, (tension) #

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4.5 kN
m 6.32

RC = T = 14.23 kN 13.5 kN

A x 5 kN + F = 0: x + Fy = 0: + MB = 0:

18.43o B 6m Bx = Rc cos = 13.5 kN,

2m Bx By MB

By = 5 - Rc sin = 0.5 kN, MB = 13.5(2) - 5(6) = -3 kNm, +

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