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    Calibar Plate3

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    The document contains solutions to problems involving classifying and analyzing statically determinate and indeterminate trusses. Several truss systems are given and the student is asked to determine properties like stability, degree of indeterminacy, and member forces. The solutions show the calculations and indicate whether members are in tension or compression.

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    The document contains solutions to problems involving classifying and analyzing statically determinate and indeterminate trusses. Several truss systems are given and the student is asked to determine properties like stability, degree of indeterminacy, and member forces. The solutions show the calculations and indicate whether members are in tension or compression.

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    The document contains solutions to problems involving classifying and analyzing statically determinate and indeterminate trusses. Several truss systems are given and the student is asked to determine properties like stability, degree of indeterminacy, and member forces. The solutions show the calculations and indicate whether members are in tension or compression.

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    Calibar Plate3

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    The document contains solutions to problems involving classifying and analyzing statically determinate and indeterminate trusses. Several truss systems are given and the student is asked to determine properties like stability, degree of indeterminacy, and member forces. The solutions show the calculations and indicate whether members are in tension or compression.

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    of 10

    Part

    A. Classify each of the following trusses as a stable,


    unstable, statically determinate
    or statically indeterminate. If indeterminate state its
    degree.
    )=6
    solution.
    b=8 r: 3 otr = 2; 8+3 = 2(6)
    11 = 12
    unstable
    DATE:
    NAME: Milrose C. Calibar
    PLATE #
    ATATE

    RATING:
    WAN
    NIVER

    ANALYSIS OF STATICALLY DETERMINATE


    TRUSSES
    SS.
    d

    INSTRUCTOR: Engr. Jobel Hyles Cabahug


    10-27- 20
    Part A. Classify each
    or statically
    of the following
    indeterminate.
    trusses as a stable, unstable, statically determinate If
    indeterminate state its degree.
    solution
    b=7 r=4
    j=5 otr=a;
    11 >10 statically indeterminate
    to the 1st degree
    (6.)
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    UNIV

    NAME: Milrose C. Calibar


    DATE:
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    | ANALYSIS OF STATICALLY DETERMINATE
    TRUSSES
    INSTRUCTOR: Engr.Jobel Hyles Cabahug
    10-27-20
    3
    | Part A. Classify each of the following trusses as a stable,
    unstable, statically determinate, or
    statically indeterminate. If indeterminate state its degree.
    solution :
    b= 13 r=3
    j=8 btr=aj
    16=16 statically
    Determinate
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    ANALYSIS OF STATICALLY DETERMINATE


    TRUSSES
    INSTRUCTOR: Engr. Jobel Hyles Cabahug
    10-27-20
    3
    CIPPI
    INES

    determinate
    Part A. Classify each of the following trusses as a stable,
    unstable, statically
    or statically indeterminate. If indeterminate state its degree.
    Solution
    b=21 r=3
    j=12 btr=aj 24 = 24
    statically
    determinate
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    INSTRUCTOR: Engr.Jobel Hyles Cabahug
    10-27-20
    Foo001 oooo
    DO

    Fco -4/5 (8.33)=0


    Fee
    PKN
    I
    DO

    15KN FAR
    11.) Determine the force in each member
    JOINT BE
    FBD at JOINTG ofthe truss shown
    115\N below.state if the members are in tension or compression.

    20KN
    - EEx=0
    Assume all members are pin connected . use method of
    FGF

    FRG (+1 ) +10-6.67=0 joints.


    & EGA
    LEBE = 4.17 KN (C) FOD at JOINT D JOINT D
    JOINT G; the Fy=0; the Fy=0;
    + E EX=0
    Ff8-5-4.17 (2/2) =0 FED (22) -5=0
    FoF-20=0
    LF FB = 7.50 KN (TY | FED = 8.33KN (T)] SKN
    [FGF = 20 kN (T) + {EX=0
    FBD at JOINT B
    +4€ Fy=0; 3m
    15-FGAO [Fcd = 4.67 KN (c) FGA = 15 KN (T) JOINTC
    5kN
    FBD at JOINT A 00 000
    I E Fx = 0;
    JOINTF;
    +&£F y = 0; 2m
    FBC -6.67=0 t am I am
    I FBC = 66.67 kN (C) 20KN 2
    18 (sin 56.3775 -FFE ( 3 ) = 0 & Gy = 15 KN
    IFFE = 12.5KN (T)
    JOINT A : G = POUNG F
    ECE-5=0
    JOINT E FBD FCE = 5kN (T) 15- FAE (sin 56.3)=0 FBO at JOINT C
    [FAE = 18 kN (C) FCE
    & {EX=0 FCB a 6.67KN
    FAB-18 (20556.3°)+20=0 Ax=20422m + 2m + 2m +
    [FAB = 10 kN (0
    VSKN NAME: Milrose C. Calibar
    ANALYSIS OF STATICALLY
    DATE: PLATE # RATING: INSTRUCTOR: Engr.Jobel Hyles Cabahug I
    DETERMINATE TRUSSES
    10-27-20
    FAB

    SEN
    SKN
    SKN
    FBD!
    THE Fy=0
    +&£Fy=0;
    3m
    &
    FEE
    18KN
    7.5
    TANS
    STATA
    NIVEN
    Ad PA
    EMILIE
    3

    ЭКМ
    Ax=
    3KN
    FAB
    Fy=ot
    EFA = 0+
    12.) Determine the force in each member of the truss
    shown below. state if the members are in tension or compression. Assume
    all members are pin connected.
    Fog 2531 Feo=8.11 KN 3 KN
    Joint A:
    {Fy=oft 1.5KN
    0 = -3 +8.11(1/2) - FDE (7143) + FDB (173) IT FEAT
    :-1.4986 $eq I EFx = ot7
    0=18.11 ( 132 ) + FoE (21/123) + FOB ( 1 ) am
    TAy=6kN
    = Ce. 7479 -7 .2 1.5KN 1.5KN
    0 = 6-1.5 - FAF (1) FDE = 5.41 KN (C) ? By computing eq. 1
    and eq. 2 FAF = 8.11 KN (C
    FDB = 2.706 KN (CY am
    Joint F: - - Fun -(8.1 CD Bu symmetry to Joint D.TES.SK

    FFB = 2.704 kw (C) FAB = (0.75 KN (T)


    Joint E. K3K3m G13—3m
    {fy = 0 +7
    Joint Ci solution: 3kN
    +4€ Fy =D
    FED 231 1.5KN
    03-3+(5.41) () 3km XG
    Ay-1.5KN - 3 KN-3kN-1.5kn takN Feat
    +(5.41) (17 23) TEBE 3KN 1.5kn LH 20
    Ay = GKN (c)
    TEB Tcy=kN
    FBE =-3.0018 KN
    EF y = otp V 115kn|2m
    I, E Fx = 0
    = F ( 22 ) - 1.5t6 FFE = 5.41 KN E TOE = 5.41 KN For = BKN (T)
    Ax=0
    FCD = 8.11 KN © cy
    E Fx = ott + EMA=0
    0 = Feb ( 3 1 23) - FCB 3 kn (3m) + 3 kn (com)+ 3kn (am) + 1.5(12m) - Cy
    (12m )=
    +(8.11) () - FCB Cy = 6 KN (C)
    FCB = 6.75 KN (O) NAME: Milrose C. Calibar
    ANALYSIS OF STATICALLY
    DATE: PLATE # RATING: INSTRUCTOR: Engr. Jobel Hyles Cabahug
    DETERMINATE TRUSSES
    110-27-20
    ЭkW
    STATE
    0 MIN

    CAIN
    GP

    GKN
    lekin
    13) Determine the force in members
    truss shown and indicate if or compression. Use method of
    ED, BD and the members sections.
    BC are in
    of the tension
    GKN solution :
    C-C
    GAN
    GKN

    3m
    7KN 3m
    SKN
    COIN ET
    VG
    32
    3th
    Эт
    -
    3m
    "8KN
    Ay SKN Cy +QEMATO
    - 8kn(3m)-6kn(cm) + Gekn (3m)
    +(6m) (Ay)=0
    Ay = 7 kn (6) + ↑£ fy=0
    Ay - 6 kn +8kNtcy=0 7 KN-6 KN +8KN tcy=0
    Cy= 7 kN (c) ty EFA=0
    GKN - Cy=0 (x = 66kN (c)
    {MB = 042 0=(QXN)(3m) - (GEN)(3m)+(7km)
    (3m) + FED (3m) FED = -7KN
    FEO = 7KN (C EMA=oto
    0 = (66kn) (3m) - (7 knX 3m) - FBD (30) __ + (BkN)(3m)
    EBD = 7 KN (T) EFx = 0+
    0=6kN-FED & Foc
    0=6KN-7KN + FBC | FBC = 1 KN (T) |
    STA
    UNIV

    NAME: Milrose C. Calibar


    DATE:
    PLATE #:
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    ANALTSIS OF STATICALLY DETERMINATE
    TRUSSES
    INSTRUCTOR: Engr. Jobel Hyles Cabahug
    10-27-20
    4.) Determine the reactions and the force in
    For equilibrium at Joint o we have sum of all the each member of the
    space truss shown.
    forces (EF)=0 Inclicate if the members are in tension or
    P2 + EAO + EBD + Fed=0 compression.
    [-FAD(-0.3179;&0.4237;+0.84796)-7 FAD = FBDZAD
    I FOD (-0.3418; -0.2279; to. 91176)- TO FAO =-(-3+4; +86)
    L Fco (0.23571 -0.2357; +0.9428k) 32 +42 +82
    Ox E F x=0 FAD (-0.31791+0.423;+0.8479K) Py = 500 lb
    0.3179 FAD+0.3418750 0.23577600 FBD = FBD2 BO
    << Fy so = For -(-31-2; +8k)
    500 -0.4237 FADTO.227978070-2357760 32 +2° +82
    Bfz50l
    -0.8479 FA0 -0.91175800.9428580 oft
    -EBD(-0.3418,-0.2279;to.911tk) By solving above which the to =
    Foodco
    three equations =
    FCD - (-2;-2; +8k)
    FAD : -786.5916) $22 +22+g2
    FOD = 731.516 (T)
    = -Fcd (0.2357; -0.2357;to.9428k) Fco=0.0252 lb (C)
    Expressing the force in each member in vector form A (3.-4,0)
    AO = 3; +4; + 8k D(0,0,8) BD = -3; -2; +8k C (-2,2,0) CD = -21 - 2; +8k B
    (3,2,0).
    770

    tryk aft →
    AB
    =
    les
    Py = -500j
    . BC = -siy
    TUNA

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    TRUSSES
    Hd

    INSTRUCTOR: Engr. Jobel Hyles Cabahug

    10-27-20
    3
    No. 4
    continuation
    { Fx = 0
    - Foc -0.34 Foot By=0
    For equilibrium
    {Fx=0 FGA + FBD + Foc +5=0
    For yoy) + folos) y tore ) *5=0
    { Fy=0 - FOA -0.228FBD = 0 -FBA
    -0.228(731157)=0
    FBA = -1671b (c)
    (-3) FDA + (0.34; -0.228; +0.912k) Foot FBC (-1) +
    Bzit B2K 50
    NAME: Milrose C. Calibar
    DATE:
    CIV

    PLATE #
    RATING:
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    STATICALLY TRUSSES
    INSTRUCTOR: Engr. Jobel Hyles Cabahug
    10-27-20

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