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    This document contains 4 engineering homework problems related to structural analysis and design. Problem 12-1 involves using the superposition method to determine support forces and moments for a beam under different loads. Problem 12-2 also uses superposition to find reaction forces and moments at two supports. Problems 12-3 and 12-4 require calculating the maximum load a frame can support without buckling of members, given material properties and cross-sectional dimensions of the frame.

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    This document contains 4 engineering homework problems related to structural analysis and design. Problem 12-1 involves using the superposition method to determine support forces and moments for a beam under different loads. Problem 12-2 also uses superposition to find reaction forces and moments at two supports. Problems 12-3 and 12-4 require calculating the maximum load a frame can support without buckling of members, given material properties and cross-sectional dimensions of the frame.

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    Problem 12-1: Determine The Support Forces/moments at The Supports A, B, & C, Using

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    This document contains 4 engineering homework problems related to structural analysis and design. Problem 12-1 involves using the superposition method to determine support forces and moments for a beam under different loads. Problem 12-2 also uses superposition to find reaction forces and moments at two supports. Problems 12-3 and 12-4 require calculating the maximum load a frame can support without buckling of members, given material properties and cross-sectional dimensions of the frame.

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    MAE2312 Homework #12 Issued: 11/27/2013, four problems in total Due: 12/04/2013 11:00 am Problem 12-1: Determine the

    support forces/moments at the supports A, B, & C, using superposition method. The member has a Youngs modulus of E=20(103) ksi and the moment of inertial about its neutral axis is I=475 in4.
    200lb/ft 2kip A 6ft B 9ft 9ft C

    Problem 12-2: Determine the reaction forces/moments at support A and B. (E=29X103ksi, I=12in4), using superposition method.

    Problem 12-3: Determine the maximum load P the frame can support without buckling of any of the member under compression. Assume the members are made of steel and is pinned at its ends for y-y axis buckling and fixed at its ends for x-x axis buckling. Est=29X103ksi and y=36ksi.

    y
    0.25 in

    x
    0.125in

    Problem 12-4: Determine the maximum load P the frame can support without buckling of any of the member under compression. Assume the members are made of steel and is pinned at its ends for y-y axis buckling and fixed at its ends for x-x axis buckling. Est=29X103ksi and y=36ksi.

    y
    0.25 in

    x
    0.125in

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