PROBLEM 7.

I:
L

.~

2.';Omm

400N For the frame and loading of Prob. 6.78, detennine the internal forces at
point J.

),

2.';Omm..j
~mm

--1-250 mn.-

SOLUTION

( IMA = 0:

FBD FRAME:

(0.95 m)(480 N) -(0.25 m)Dx = 0,

Dx = 1824N --.

II~

Ay + Dy + 480 N = 0

-f'FDN

(1)

P...

FBD ABC:
Note: BE is a two-force member

(WB=O:

(0.75m)Ay=0

Then, from (1) above,

Ay=O

Dy = -480 N
Dy==480N

F -1824 N = 0

F= 1.824kN--~

-480 N -V = 0 V = -480 N

V=480N t ~
M + (0.25m)(480 N) = 0

M=-120 N.m

M = 120.0N. m ) ..

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PROBLEM7.5

lOin,

Detennine the internal forces at point J of the structure shown.

T
1.5 in
~~
7.5 ill.

7.<;fu

CocK

L""-j

111.-

SOLUTION
FBDFrame:

Note: ABis a two-forcemember,so

~=.1.
12

( IMc = 0:

(1)

(15in.)Ax- (24in.)(781b)= 0
Ax = 124.8Ib -

From(1) above,

Ay = 52.0 lb

FBDAJ:
-I.Fx

=0:

t rEv = 0:

(EMJ =0:

-124.8 Ib + F = 0
52 lb -V = 0
M -(10 in.)(521b) = 0

F = 124.8
Ib-..
v = 52.0lb ~ ~
M = 520lb.in. ) ..

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SOLUTION
(a) FBD Beam:
f

I>

~~=~
0.'

Bx =0
aP + 2aC -3.5aP = 0

C = I.25Pt

-~=o:
(EMs = 0:

,~

I ~y

-P+

By + I.25P- P= 0

By ==O.75P

I
p

Along AD:

I'r~,.j

--,:-Pl't
-p

1:Fy = 0:

(rMJ

~
~

~==~~I~~

-PAw

'

=0:

-p-v=o

v=-p

M=-Px

M+xP=O

Along BC:

:..

~~,~
o.~1> ~

-I.~-P~

1:Fy= 0:
( rMK = 0:

-P+

0.75P- V = 0

V =-0.25P

M + xP -(x -a)(0.75P) = 0

M = -0.75Pa -0.25Px

Along CD:

M(3a) = -I.5Pa

y.

1::1(L.

t Wy = 0

v-P=o

( IML = 0:

-M-

v=p

Xl P= 0

M = -PxI
M(I.Sa)

= -I.SPa

IvJ~

(b)

= P along AB and CD ~
IMlmI){= I.5Pa at C ~

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X3
M
';-':I-P
M+
1/
M1

PROBL~

7.35 CONTINUED

Along DE:

t1:F

0:

.810N
M + (X3+ 0.3 m)(540 N)

0:

rMN
M

.162N.m

(1350 N)

+ (810N)X3

162N.m atD (x.

0.4)

Along EB:
I\J

11

M'
"-

t~

0:

WL

JI

540N

x2(540N)

J'

162N.matE
Fromdiagrams

540N
M

-540 Nx2

O.3m)
rnx

810NonDE-'

162.0N.matD andE

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1.50lli

,)"

l()()lb

!ou\!..

II'

PROBLEM 7. 39
For the beam and loading shown, (a) draw the shear and bending-moment
B diagrams, (b) detennine the maximum absolute values of the shear and

.i

10111.

6in.6in.6hl.6ill.

bendingmoment.

~-10in'"

continued

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PROBLEM 7.39 CONTINUED

AlongDE:

2/b/t"

/c ,'"

~-

w,=o:
(rMN =0:

lei-'/b
bi..

It)I~M
~

;"".$"/1>
---x

~
~

-(121b/in.)(10 in.) + 2951b-100 lb -V = 0,

v = 75 Ib

M + (x -16 in.)(I00 lb) -(x -10 in.)(295 lb)

.+ (x -5 in.)(12 lb/in.)(10 in.) = 0
M = -750 lb. in + (751b)x

Complete diagramsusing symmetry.

(b)

1J1~ = 175.0lb alongCDandFG ~

IMlmI)( = 900 lb. in. at E ..

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~
-7'-0
-ZIO

SOLUTION

~~:~J.QAV'I4DOIJ'f2DN
( IMA = 0:

A. ;UIIh-

""

~
.J'*.lAf

~'II

--e

-(2 m)(420 N) = 0

"" ~

~y

Uy .;, 0:

Ay + 1200 N -(360 N/m)(1 m) -600 N -420 N = 0

(a)

Ay = 180.0N
'/z.o
/Yo

v'

Ey = 1200 N

(AI)
-/8'2>

"::J

ShearDiag:
Vjwnps to Ay = 180N atA, thendecreases
linearly
(~

= -w = -360 N/m) to 180N -(360 N/m)(1 m) = -180 N atC.

FromC, V is piecewiseconstant(w = 0) withjwnps of -600 N at D,

+1200N atE, -420N atE.
MomentDiag:

(11/
-5'1

M starts at zero at A with slope ~

dx

= V = 180 N/m,

decreasing to zero

at x = 0.5m. There M = !(180 N)(0.5 m) = 45 N.m Mis zeroagain

2

at C, decreasing
to -(180 N)(0.3 m) = -54 N.m atD. Mthen decreases
by (780N)(O.2m) = 156N.m to -210N.m atE, andincreasesby
(420N)(0.5 m) = 210 N.m to zeroatE.
(b)

From the diagrams,

Ivlnmx= 780 N alongEB ~

lM1nm= 210N.m atE ~

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