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ME101 Tutorial 03 Solution PDF

1) The document contains solutions to 10 questions involving calculations of forces, moments, reactions, etc using principles of structural analysis. 2) Key steps of the calculations are shown along with the final numerical answers for each question. 3) Diagrams, free body diagrams and other visuals are used to illustrate the systems and steps involved in the solutions.

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ME101 Tutorial 03 Solution PDF

1) The document contains solutions to 10 questions involving calculations of forces, moments, reactions, etc using principles of structural analysis. 2) Key steps of the calculations are shown along with the final numerical answers for each question. 3) Diagrams, free body diagrams and other visuals are used to illustrate the systems and steps involved in the solutions.

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Solution of Question No.

0.3
 tan    14.04
1.2
   0:  cos 0.6  2000.3  0,   103.1

 !  0:  103.1 "#$ 0.9 & '0.6  0, '  150


Solution of Question No. 2

+   0: 809.814  +, 1.2  0, +,  2620


&  .  0: 2620  809.81 & +  0, +  1831
/  18311.2  2200 . 0
Solution of Question No. 3

, 45
1  0: 22+  ' 3+  0, ' 
, 6,

ABCD:

42 2
   0: 3+  72+    0
32 2

7  2  89:$;#: ;< =#$;>;?9
2+
7  0 ;<   2+2
Solution of Question No. 4

740
 tan    50.7
605
 A  0: 7509.812300  ./ sin 4115  0, ./  5310

 .C  0: 5310 cos 50.7 & C  0, C  3360

 .D  0: 5310 sin 50.7  7509.81 & D  0, D  3250

  E3360, & 3250,  4670


Solution of Question No. 5

+   0:  40001 & 2800 & +/ 3  0, +/  400

&  .D  0: +  4000 & 400  0, +  3600 #F 3.6 G

0 H I H 1 0: J  3600   3600I

10 HI H 20 &  .  0: 3600  4000  J  0, J  400


&   0:  3600I & 4000I  1 &   0,   4000  400I
20 HI H 30  .  0 3600  4000  J  0, J  400

   0:  3600I & 4000I  1 & 2800 &   0,   1200  400I

Values at middle
J  400   3400 . 0
Solution of Question No. 6

A  1.60.200  0.32 G . 0
   0: 0.4L & 0.32  0.851.6  0, L  2.6 G

 .  0: M & 1.6  2.6  0, M  1.0 G

   0: 0.32  1.6I    0;   0.32  1.6I


M> L I  0.45 /  0.40 G . 0
0.32
0 OP9: I  0.2 0
1.6
Solution of Question No. 7

w = 1.400 (9.81) = 13.73 kN/m


wL L 2 13.73(40) 40 2
T=
1+ = 1 + = 1133 kN
From Eq. 5/15 b, 2 4h 2 4(2.5)

T 2 = W 2 + To2 , To = (1132)2 [(13.73)(20)]2 = 1099 kN


L
w
dy 2 13.73(20)
= tan = = = 0.250, = 14.04
dx To 1099

F y = 0 at support ; 2T sin C = 0, C = 2(1133) sin 14.04 = 549 kN


Solution of Question No. 8

Free body: Entire beam

We replace the loads by equivalent force-couple systems at C, D and E.

400 N 800 N

+ M A ()
= 0 : B(0.9m ) (400 N )(0.3m ) (400 N )(0.6m ) (400 N )(0.9m ) = 0 , B = +800 N

F x = 0: Ax = 0 + F y ()
= 0 : A y + 800 N 3(400 N ) = 0 , A y = +400 N

We consider successively the following F-B diagrams


V8
V1 = +400 N , M 1 = 0

V2 = +400 N, M 2 = +60 Nm

V3 = 0, M 3 = +120 Nm

V4 = 0, M 4 = +120 Nm

V5 = 400 N, M 5 = +180 Nm

V6 = 400 N, M 6 = +60 Nm

V7 = 800 N, M 7 = +120 Nm

V8 = 800 N, M 8 = 0
Solution of Question No. 9

wx 2
Eq. 5/14: y =
2To

40(120 l )
2
40 l 2
At A: 25 = , At B: 10 =
2To 2To

Eliminate To : 0.6l 2 240 l + 14400 = 0 , l = 73.5 m (or l = 326 m )

4 2 4
To = l = (73.5)2 = 4320 N
5 5

Section O-B: (mg )2 = To2 + ( wx ) 2

(9.81m )2 = (4320)2 + [40(120 73.5)2 ] , m = 480 kg


Solution of Question No. 10

: QD  0: 42 C 4  0, C  2 G

ML: /D  0: 21  MC 3  0, MC  0.667 G

.C  0 LC 0.667 2  0, LC  2.67 G

'L: LS  'S  LC  'C  2.67 G

ML: C  0: 16 D 4  0, D  1.50 G

: QC  0: S  D  1.50 G

ML: .S  0: MS 2.67  1.50  0, MS  4.17 G

.D  0: MD & 1  1.50  0, MD  0.50 G

M  TM,C & M,D & M,S  4.25 G

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