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The document outlines a series of calculations related to the forces, deflections, and rotations in a mechanical system involving rigid bars and shafts under applied loads. It specifies the need to determine various parameters such as forces in ropes, vertical extensions, deflections, and shearing stresses. Additionally, it includes questions regarding the yield stress of materials and their elastic behavior.

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The document outlines a series of calculations related to the forces, deflections, and rotations in a mechanical system involving rigid bars and shafts under applied loads. It specifies the need to determine various parameters such as forces in ropes, vertical extensions, deflections, and shearing stresses. Additionally, it includes questions regarding the yield stress of materials and their elastic behavior.

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Figure 2

The rigid bars AB and CD shown in the figure are supported by pins at A and C
and the two rods. If
a force P = 76,363 kN is applied, Calculate:
7.1 The force in the steel and aluminium rope.
(3)
7.2 The vertical extension (in mm) of the aluminium rope.
(2)
7.3 The rotation of bar AB (in degrees).
(2)
7.4 The vertical deflection of point B.
(2)
7.5 The vertical deflection of point D.
(3)
7.6 The vertical deflection at the force P.
(1)
7.7 The rotation of bar CD (in degrees).
(1)
7.8 If the yield stress for aluminium is 414 MPa, does the aluminium rope act
elastically? Why?
(3)
Figure 3

The steel shaft (diameter of AB = 55mm and diameter of BC = 65mm) shown in


the figure rotates at 240
rpm with 35 kW taken off at A, 20 kW removed at B, and 55 kW applied at C.
G = 83 GPa, x1 = 4 m and x2 = 2m.
Determine:
1. The torque removed from A (answer in Nm, enter only positive values,
accurate to 1 decimal).
(2)
2. The torque removed from B (answer in Nm, enter only positive values,
accurate to 1 decimal) (1)
3. The torque applied at C (answer in Nm, enter only positive values, accurate to
1 decimal). (1)
4. The polar moment of inertia of shaft AB, JAB (answer in mm4, accurate to 2
decimals). (2)
5. The polar moment of inertia of shaft BC, JBC (answer in mm4, accurate to 2
decimals). (1)
6. The shearing stress in shaft AB (answer in MPa, enter only positive values,
accurate to 2 decimals).
(2)
7. The shearing stress in shaft BC (answer in MPa, enter only positive values,
accurate to 2 decimals). (1)
8. The angle of rotation of gear A relative to gear B (answer in degrees, enter
only positive values, accurate to 2 decimals).
(2)
9. The angle of rotation of gear A relative to gear C (answer in degrees, enter
only positive values, accurate to 2 decimal2).
(2)

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