The last two digits is 41Answer item 1 onlyElongation=6mn Two springs are used to support the steel truss structure of 2.5 m height shown in the figure. Thespring at the right support has a shear modulus of elasticity of 300 GPa (plus last two digits of yourID No. GPa), spring diameter of 20 mm, and a 50 mm helical radius at 3 turns. On the other hand,the spring at the left support has a shear modulus of elasticity of 200 GPa (plus last two digits of yourID No. GPa), spring diameter of 25 mm, and a 50 mm helical radius at 6 turns. When the loads areapplied in the structure, determine the following:1) Reactions (kN, kN-m) of 5 m height column fixed support if both springs have shrinkageclongation of 5mm (plus quarter of the last digit of your ID No. mm);2) Axial stress (MPa) of member a if the material has a diameter of 100 mm at 5 mm thick, andstate whether compression or tension;3) Strain (mm/mm) of the concrete column i1 ine required compressive strength at 28 dayscuring is 25 MPa considering 400 mm diameter concrete section;4) Number of bolts in one circular arrangement when column is spliced at mid-height at 300mm radius from center of column material to the center of cach bolted conncction if cach bolthas 35 kN resisting load capacity; and5) Shear flow (kN/m) of the column using 5 mm thick steel with a 300 mm radius.Note: usc moment at column fixed support as torsio-l moment applicd in the column structure. 30KN20 kN10kN45KN20 kN4 panels at 3m

Given: Spring 1: (right support) Shear modulus, G1=300+41=341 GPa Spring diameter, d1=20 mm Helical…

Two springs are used to support the steel truss structure of 2.5 m height shown in the figure. The spring at the right support has a shear modulus of elasticity of 300 GPa (plus last two digits of your ID No. GPa), spring diameter of 20 mm, and a 50 mm helical radius at 3 turns. On the other hand, the spring at the left support has a shear modulus of elasticity of 200 GPa (plus last two digits of your ID No. GPa), spring diameter of 25 mm, and a 50 mm helical radius at 6 turns. When the loads are applied in the structure, determine the following: 1) Reactions (kN, kN-m) of 5 m height column fixed support if both springs have shrinkage clongation of 5mm (plus quarter of the last digit of your ID No. mm):

Two springs are used to support the steel truss structure of 2.5 m height shown in the figure. The spring at the right support has a shear modulus of elasticity of 300 GPa (plus last two digits of your ID No. GPa), spring diameter of 20 mm, and a 50 mm helical radius at 3 turns. On the other hand, the spring at the left support has a shear modulus of elasticity of 200 GPa (plus last two digits of your ID No. GPa), spring diameter of 25 mm, and a 50 mm helical radius at 6 turns. When the loads are applied in the structure, determine the following: 1) Reactions (kN, kN-m) of 5 m height column fixed support if both springs have shrinkage clongation of 5mm (plus quarter of the last digit of your ID No. mm):

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