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    This document discusses calculating central forces and normal tensions on a square beam. It provides the modulus of elasticity, applied forces, cross-sectional areas, and asks to determine the central force values on different areas of the beam. A diagram is to be drawn showing the central forces.

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    This document discusses calculating central forces and normal tensions on a square beam. It provides the modulus of elasticity, applied forces, cross-sectional areas, and asks to determine the central force values on different areas of the beam. A diagram is to be drawn showing the central forces.

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    This document discusses calculating central forces and normal tensions on a square beam. It provides the modulus of elasticity, applied forces, cross-sectional areas, and asks to determine the central force values on different areas of the beam. A diagram is to be drawn showing the central forces.

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    For this squared beam (Fig.

    1) to draw the diagrams of central forces


    and normal tensions and define moving of free end, if: E  2  105 МPа,
    F1  30 kN, F2  38 kN, F3  42 kN, A1  1,9 сm2, A2  3,1 сm1.
    Determine the value of central force N on the areas of the squared
    beam :
    NI  0, kN, kN,

    kN, kN.

    Let us draw the diagram of central forces (Fig. 1, b).

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