Mechanics of Materials, 7th Edition
Mechanics of Materials, 7th Edition
7th Edition
ISBN: 9780073398235
Author: Ferdinand P. Beer, E. Russell Johnston Jr., John T. DeWolf, David F. Mazurek
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 11.9, Problem 102P

11.101 and 11.102 Each member of the truss shown is made of steel and has the cross-sectional area shown. Using E = 29 × 106 psi, determine the deflection indicated.

11.101 Vertical deflection of joint C.

11.102 Horizontal deflection of joint C.

Chapter 11.9, Problem 102P, 11.101 and 11.102 Each member of the truss shown is made of steel and has the cross-sectional area

Fig. P11.101 and P11.102

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Calculate the horizontal deflection of joint C (δQ).

Answer to Problem 102P

The horizontal deflection of joint C (δQ) is 0.0103in._.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The Young’s modulus of the steel (E) is 29×106psi.

The area of the member BC (ABC) is 4in.2.

The area of the member BD (ABD) is 3in.2.

The area of the member CD (ABC) is 6in.2.

The vertical load act at the joint C (P) is 80kips.

The horizontal load act at the joint C (G) is 48kips.

The length of the member BD (LBD) is 5ft.

The length of the member (L) is 6ft.

Calculation:

Show the free body diagram of the truss members as in Figure 1.

Mechanics of Materials, 7th Edition, Chapter 11.9, Problem 102P , additional homework tip  1

Refer to Figure 1.

The length of the member BC (LBC):

LBC=2.52+62=6.5ft×12in.1ft=78in.

The length of the member CD (LCD):

LCD=LBC=78in.

The length of the member BD (LBD):

LBD=5ft×12in.1ft=60in.

Show the diagram of the joint C as in Figure 2.

Mechanics of Materials, 7th Edition, Chapter 11.9, Problem 102P , additional homework tip  2

Here, FBC is the force act at the member BC and FCD is the force act at the member CD.

Refer to Figure 2.

Calculate the horizontal forces by applying the equation of equilibrium:

Sum of horizontal forces is equal to 0.

Fx=01213FBC1213FCDQ=01213(FBC+FCD)=QFBC+FCD=1312Q (1)

Calculate the vertical forces by applying the equation of equilibrium:

Sum of vertical forces is equal to 0.

Fy=0513FBC513FCDP=0513(FBCFCD)=PFBCFCD=135P

FBC=135P+FCD

Calculate the force act at the member CD (FCD):

Substitute (135P+FCD) for FBC in Equation (1).

135P+FCD+FCD=1312Q2FCD=1312Q135PFCD=1324Q1310P

Calculate the force act at the member BC (FBC):

Substitute (1324Q1310P) for FCD in Equation (1).

FBC1324Q1310P=1312QFBC=1312Q+1324Q+1310PFBC=1324Q+1310P

Show the diagram of the joint D as in Figure 3.

Mechanics of Materials, 7th Edition, Chapter 11.9, Problem 102P , additional homework tip  3

Here, FBD is the force act at the member BD.

Refer to Figure 3.

Calculate the vertical forces by applying the equation of equilibrium:

Sum of vertical forces is equal to 0.

Fy=0513FCD+FBD=0

Substitute (1324Q1310P) for FCD.

513(1324Q1310P)+FBD=0524Q12P+FBD=0FBD=524Q+12P

Partial differentiate the force act at the member BC (FBD) with respect to Q.

FBCQ=1324+0=1324

Calculate the deflection of the member BC (δBC) using the formula:

δBC=FBCLBCABCE×FBCQ

Substitute (1324Q+1310P) for FBC, 78in. for LBC, 4in.2, for ABC, 29×106psi for E, and (1324) for FBCQ

δBC=(1324Q+1310P)×784×29×106psi×103psi1ksi×(1324)=0.197×103Q0.473×103P

Partial differentiate the force act at the member CD (FCD) with respect to Q.

FCDQ=13240=1324

Calculate the deflection of the member CD (δCD) using the formula:

δCD=FCDLCDACDE×FCDQ

Substitute (1324Q1310P) for FCD, 78in. for LCD, 6in.2, for ACD, 29×106psi for E, and (1324) for FCDQ.

δCD=(1324Q1310P)×786×29×106psi×103psi1ksi×(1324)=0.131×103Q+0.315×103P

Partial differentiate the force act at the member BD (FBD) with respect to Q.

FBDQ=524+0=524

Calculate the strain energy of the member BD (δBD) using the formula:

δBD=FBDLBDABDE×FBDQ

Substitute (524Q+12P) for FBD, 60in. for LBD, 3in.2, for ABD, 29×106psi for E, and 524 for FBDQ.

δBD=(524Q+12P)×603×29×106psi×103psi1ksi×524=0.0299×103Q+0.0718×103P

Calculate the vertical deflection of joint C (δP):

δP=δBC+δCD+δBD

Substitute (0.197×103Q0.473×103P) for δBC, (0.131×103Q+0.315×103P) for δCD, and (0.0299×103Q+0.0718×103P) for δBD.

δQ=[(0.197×103Q0.473×103P)+(0.131×103Q+0.315×103P)+(0.0299×103Q+0.0718×103P)]=0.3579×103Q0.0862×103P

Substitute 80kips for P and 48kips for Q.

δQ=0.3579×103(48)0.0862×103(80)=0.0103in.

Hence the horizontal deflection of joint C (δQ) is 0.0103in._.

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