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CHAPTER 3
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Analysis of Determinate Truss


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What is truss? 2

Slender members
Join into triangular patterns
By bolting or welding
Form light & stiff structure
Made of wood or steel
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Why do we use trusses? 3

Light weight
Significant stiffness
Long-span structure
Bridges
Towers
Domes
Roofs
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How do we learn about trusses? 4

Type of Trusses
Assumption for Design
Classification of Coplanar Trusses
Methods of Joint and Section
Compound Trusses
Complex Trusses
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Type of Trusses 5

 Bridge Truss  Roof Truss


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Type of Trusses 6
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Type of Trusses 7

Roof Trusses

Bridge Trusses
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Classification of Trusses 8

Simple Trusses
Compound Trusses
Complex Trusses
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Classification of Trusses 9

Simple Trusses
start with a triangular element
connect two members to form
an additional element
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Classification of Trusses 10

Compound Trusses
connect simple trusses together
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Classification of Trusses 11

Complex Trusses
cannot be classified as simple or compound
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Assumptions 12
Members are straight.
Members are two-force members.
Tension
Compression
Joints are pinned.
Loading is applied at the joints.
Self-weight is ignored.
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Sign Convention 13

Tension:
direction of force is away from the joint.
Compression:
direction of force is to the joint.
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Methods of Analysis 14

Method of Joints
Method of Sections
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Methods of Joints 15

Each joint is in static equilibrium.


Summation of all forces on the joint equal to zero.
Member forces & external forces are applied to the joint.
For two dimensions, the equations are
SFx = 0 and SFy = 0
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Methods of Joints 16

Analysis Procedure TAB

Determine support reactions. A T AC


y

Eliminate zero force members.


A
Choose joints with one or two unknown forces.
x

Draw free-body diagram of a joint.


Establish the direction of the unknown member forces.
Apply two force equilibrium equations at the joint.
SFx = 0 and SFy = 0
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Zero Force Members 17
Eliminating zero force members
No load applied at the joint.
A member that joins two other colinear members will be a zero
force member.
two non-colinear members will be zero force members.
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Example: Methods of Joints 18
Example 3.1
- Determine the forces in each member of the truss shown below.
- Examine if the members are in tension or compression.
2 kN

3 kN 3 kN

G E

A 30 60 60 60 60 30 D

B C
3m 3m 3m
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Example: Methods of Joints 19
Example 3.1
1. Determine Horizontal Distance between Left Support and other Locations
2 kN
Define l x ,ij = the horizontal distance between points i and j
F

3 kN 3 kN

G E
1.1 Horizontal Distance between Points A and E
l x , DE = l DE  cos(30)
A 30 60 60 60 60 30 D = lCD  cos(30) cos(30)
B C
3m 3m 3m  3 3 3
=  lCD  
 2 = l CD
 2  4

By substituting lCD = 3 m, we’ll get


E
lDE 3
l x , DE = 3 = 2.25 m
4
l x , AE = l x , AD − l x , DE = 9 − 2.25 = 6.75 m
60 30
C D
lx,DE

3m
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Example: Methods of Joints 20
Example 3.1
1.2 Horizontal Distance between Points A and F
2 kN
1 1
l x , AF = l x , AD = 9 = 4.50 m
F 2 2
3 kN 3 kN

G E
1.3 Horizontal Distance between Points A and G
Since this truss is a symmetrical structure,
A 30 60 60 60 60 30 D
l x , AG = l x , DE = 2.25 m
B C
3m 3m 3m

E
lDE

60 30
C D
lx,DE

3m
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Example: Methods of Joints 21
Example 3.1
2. Determine Reaction Forces Ax, Ay, and Dy
2 kN

F M A = 0;
3 kN 3 kN
(D y )
 l x , AD − (3  l x, AE ) − (2  l x, AF ) − (3  l x , AG ) = 0
G E

Ax
(D  9) − (3  6.75) − (2  4.50) − (3  2.25) = 0
y

Ay
B C
Dy
9D y = (3  6.75) + (2  4.50 ) + (3  2.25)
Free Body Diagram

 D y = 4 kN

F y = 0;

Ay + D y − 3 − 2 − 3 = 0

Ay + 4 − 3 − 2 − 3 = 0
 Ay = 4 kN

F x = 0;

 Ax = 0 kN
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Example: Methods of Joints 22
Example 3.1
2 kN

F
3 kN 3 kN

G E

A D
B C

4 kN Free Body Diagram 4 kN


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Example: Methods of Joints 23
Example 3.1
3. Determine Member Axial Forces
2 kN
Joint A
F
3 kN 3 kN F x = 0;
G E
FAB + FAG  cos(30) = 0
A D FAB = − FAG  cos(30) (1)
B C

4 kN Free Body Diagram 4 kN F y =0;

FAG  sin (30) + 4 = 0

FAG 
1
+4 = 0
FAG 8 kN 2

 FAG = − 8 kN or 8 kN (C)
A 30 FAB A 30 6.93 kN
By substituting FAG = 8 kN into (1), we get

4 kN 4 kN FAB = − (− 8)  cos(30) = 6.93 kN (T)


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Example: Methods of Joints 24
Example 3.1
Joint G
2 kN

F F x = 0;
3 kN 3 kN FAG + FFG − 3  sin (30) = 0
G E
1
8 + FFG − 3  = 0
2
A D  FFG = − 6.50 kN or 6.50 kN (C)
B C

4 kN Free Body Diagram 4 kN F y = 0;

− FBG − 3  cos(30) = 0

3
− FBG − 3 = 0
y 3 kN 3 kN 2
30 x
 FBG = − 2.60 kN or 2.60 kN (C)
6.50 kN
G G
FFG
FAG 8 kN
FBG
2.60 kN
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Example: Methods of Joints 25
Example 3.1
Joint B
2 kN

F F x = 0;
3 kN 3 kN FBC + FBF  cos(60) + FBG  cos(60) − FAB = 0
G E
1 1
FBC + FBF  + 2.60  − 6.93 = 0 (2)
2 2
A
B C
D
F y = 0;

4 kN Free Body Diagram 4 kN FBF  cos(60) − FBG  cos(60) = 0

1 1
FBF  − 2.60  = 0
2 2

FBG FBF 2.60 kN 2.60 kN  FBF = 2.60 kN (T)


By substituting FBF = 2.60 kN into (2), we get

FAB 60 60 FBC 6.93 kN 60 60 4.33 kN 1 1


FBC + 2.60  + 2.60  − 6.93 = 0
B B 2 2
 FBC = 4.33 kN (T)
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Example: Methods of Joints 26
Example 3.2
- Determine the force in each member of the truss shown below.
- Examine that the members are in tension or compression.
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Example: Methods of Joints 27
Example 3.2

= Zero Force Member


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Method of Sections 28

Determine member forces in the middle of the truss.


Without solving for a large number of joints.
Split the truss up into two or more parts.
No more than 3 members are cut (2-D truss).
All member forces do not intersect at a point.
Apply static equilibrium equations for each section.
Can be used with Method of Joints.
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Method of Sections 29

Analysis Procedure TBD


Determine the support reactions.
Split the truss into 2 sections. Ax TBC
TAC
Only 3 members are cut for a 2-D truss. A
y
Replace cut members with unknown member forces.
Determine unknown member forces.
Apply static equilibrium equations for each section
SFx = 0, SFy = 0, and SM = 0
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Example: Methods of Sections 30
Example 3.3
Find the axial forces in
member DE
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Example 3.3 31

Which section cuts will lead to the direct solution for the
axial force in member DE?

A B C D
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A - correct 32

By using Method of Joints


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B - incorrect 33

Try again
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C - incorrect 34

Try again
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D - incorrect 35

Try again
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Example: Methods of Sections 36
Example 3.4
Find the axial forces in
members CF
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Example 3.4 37

Which section cuts will lead to the direct solution for the
axial force in member CF?

A B C D
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A - incorrect 38

Try again
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B - incorrect 39

Try again
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C - incorrect 40

Try again
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D - correct 41

Now, we can continue


with the upper part.
By using Method of
Sections.
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Example 3.4 42

FCF = 52.36 lb (Comp.)

FEF = 57.78 lb (Comp.)


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Example: Methods of Sections 43
Example 3.5
Find the axial forces in members BD
A B

C D E
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A - incorrect 44

Try again
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C - incorrect 45

Try again
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D - incorrect 46

Try again
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E - incorrect 47

Try again
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B - correct 48
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Example 3.5 49
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Incorrect 50
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Incorrect 51
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Incorrect 52
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Incorrect 53
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correct 54
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correct 55
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Example: Methods of Sections 56
Example 3.6
Indicate how to analyze the compound truss shown below.
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Example: Methods of Sections 57
Example 3.6
ใช้ Methods of Sections
ตัดผ่านตามแนวเส้นประ
คานวณหาแรงใน Simple Truss
(Method of Joints or Method of
Sections)
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Example: Methods of Sections 58
Example 3.6
1. Determine Reaction Forces Ax, Ay, and Ey

M A = 0;

− (4  2) − (2  4) − (4  6) + (E y  8) = 0

Ey = 5 kN

F y = 0;

Ay − 4 − 2 − 4 + E y = 0

Ay − 4 − 2 − 4 + 5 = 0

 Ay = 5 kN

F x = 0;

 Ax = 0 kN
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Example: Methods of Sections 59
Example 3.6
2. Determine Member Axial Forces
Method of Sections

M C = 0;

(− 5  4) + (4  2) − FHG  4 sin (60) = 0

− FHG  4 sin (60) = 20 - 8

 FHG = − 3.46 kN or 3.46 kN (C)

F y = 0;

5 − 4 − FJC  sin (60) = 0

 FJC = 1.16 kN (T)

F x = 0;

FBC + FHG + FJC  cos(60) = 0


1
FBC − 3.46 + 1.16  = 0
2
60  FBC = 2.89 kN (T)
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Example: Methods of Sections 60
Example 3.6
2. Determine Member Axial Forces
Method of Sections

M C = 0;

(− 5  4) + (4  2) − FHG  4 sin (60) = 0

− FHG  4 sin (60) = 20 - 8

 FHG = − 3.46 kN or 3.46 kN (C)

F y = 0;

5 − 4 − FJC  sin (60) = 0

 FJC = 1.16 kN (T)

F x = 0;

FBC + FHG + FJC  cos(60) = 0


1
FBC − 3.46 + 1.16  = 0
2
 FBC = 2.89 kN (T)
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Example: Methods of Sections 61
Example 3.6
Method of Joints
Joint A

F y = 0;

FAI  sin (60) + 5 = 0

 FAI = − 5.77 kN or 5.77 kN (C)

F x = 0;

FAB + FAI  cos(60) = 0

FAB + (− 5.77 ) 
1
= 0
2
 FAB = 2.89 kN (T)
FAI

60
A FAB

5 kN
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Example: Methods of Sections 62
Example 3.6
Joint B

F x = 0;

− FAB + FBC − FIB  cos(60) + FJB  cos(60 ) = 0

1 1
− 2.89 + 2.89 − FIB  + FJB  = 0
2 2
 FIB = FJB (1)

F y = 0;

FIB  sin (60) + FJB  sin (60 ) − 4 = 0

3 3
FIB  + FJB  −4 = 0
FIB FJB 2 2

B
By substituting FIB = FJB from (1) into the equation above, we get
FAB 60 60 FBC
3FJB = 4

4 kN  FJB = 2.31 kN (T)

and FIB = 2.31 kN (T)


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The End 63

Questions?
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Example: Methods of Sections 64
Example 3.7
Indicate how to Analysis the compound truss shown in Fig.3-30a.The
reaction at the supports have been calculated.
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Example: Methods of Sections 65
Example 3.7
ใช้ Methods of Section
ตัดผ่านตามแนวเส้นประ
คานวณหาแรงใน Simple Truss
(Method of Joint or Method of
Section)
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Space Trusses 66

ใช้หลักการของ เวคเตอร์ทไ่ี ด้เรียนในวิชา


Engineering Mechanics (Static)

F =0
M = 0
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Homework III 67

1) Determine the force in each member of the truss. State if the


members are in tension or compression
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Homework III 68

2) The truss below has a uniform load of 2.5 k/ft. This load is
transferred from the deck to floor beams, which rest on the top joint
of the truss. Determine the force in each member of the truss, and
state if the members are in tension or compression.
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Example 3.4
Indicate how to Analysis the compound truss shown in Fig.The reaction at
the supports have been calculated.
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Example 3.4 แนวทางการวิเคราะห์
แยก Secondary truss มาพิจารณาหาแรง
ที่ Support ได้ดงั รู ป B
Main Truss เป็ นแบบ Symmetry แทน
Load ตรง Support ของ Secondary truss
ลงใน Joint ของ Main Truss
เขียน member ลาลอง (AE,CE) แทน
Secondary truss และใช้ Method of
Joint (A) หา FAE และ FCE และหา
member อื่นต่อไป
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Complex Trusses Complex Truss เป็ นโครงข้อหมุนแบบ
Determinate และมีรูปแบบนอกเหนือไปจาก
Simple Truss และ Compound Truss
โดยทั่วไปแล้วลักษณะการต่อกันของ
member จะไม่สามารถใช้วิธี ใด ๆ ที่กล่าวมา
หาได้โดยทันที (ดูรูปประกอบ) จึงต้องใช้
method of substitute member หรือ method
of Supperposition มาช่วยจึงจะสามารถใช้
Method of Joint และ Method of Section
แก้ปัญหาได้
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Complex Trusses Procedure for Analysis

Reduction to Stable Simple Truss, S’i


External Loading on Simple Truss, si
Supperposition , Si = S’i- xsi
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Example 3.5
Determine the force in each member of the complex truss shown in Fig.
Assume joint B, F and D are on the same horizontal line. State whether the
members are in tension or compression.
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Home Work III :
3) Determine the force in all members of the complex truss. State if the members
are in tension or compression
500 lb
E
30O
F 30O 30O D

12 ft

A 45O 45O C

B
6 ft 6 ft
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน
 Roof Trusses
◼ Scissors
◼ Howe
◼ Pratt

◼ Fan
◼ Fink

◼ Cambered Fink

◼ Warren
◼ Sawtoolh

◼ Bowstring Exit
◼ Three-hinge Arch
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน
 Roof Trusses
◼ Scissors
◼ Howe
◼ Pratt

◼ Fan
◼ Fink

◼ Cambered Fink

◼ Warren
◼ Sawtoolh

◼ Bowstring Exit
◼ Three-hinge Arch
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน
 Roof Trusses
◼ Scissors
◼ Howe
◼ Pratt

◼ Fan
◼ Fink

◼ Cambered Fink

◼ Warren
◼ Sawtoolh

◼ Bowstring Exit
◼ Three-hinge Arch
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน
 Roof Trusses
◼ Scissors
◼ Howe
◼ Pratt

◼ Fan
◼ Fink

◼ Cambered Fink

◼ Warren
◼ Sawtoolh

◼ Bowstring Exit
◼ Three-hinge Arch
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน
 Roof Trusses
◼ Scissors
◼ Howe
◼ Pratt

◼ Fan
◼ Fink

◼ Cambered Fink

◼ Warren
◼ Sawtoolh

◼ Bowstring Exit
◼ Three-hinge Arch
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน
 Roof Trusses
◼ Scissors
◼ Howe
◼ Pratt

◼ Fan
◼ Fink

◼ Cambered Fink

◼ Warren
◼ Sawtoolh

◼ Bowstring Exit
◼ Three-hinge Arch
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน
 Roof Trusses
◼ Scissors
◼ Howe
◼ Pratt

◼ Fan
◼ Fink

◼ Cambered Fink

◼ Warren
◼ Sawtoolh

◼ Bowstring Exit
◼ Three-hinge Arch
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน
 Roof Trusses
◼ Scissors
◼ Howe
◼ Pratt

◼ Fan
◼ Fink

◼ Cambered Fink

◼ Warren
◼ Sawtoolh

◼ Bowstring Exit
◼ Three-hinge Arch
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน
 Roof Trusses
◼ Scissors
◼ Howe
◼ Pratt

◼ Fan
◼ Fink

◼ Cambered Fink

◼ Warren
◼ Sawtoolh

◼ Bowstring Exit
◼ Three-hinge Arch
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน
 Roof Trusses
◼ Scissors
◼ Howe
◼ Pratt

◼ Fan
◼ Fink

◼ Cambered Fink

◼ Warren
◼ Sawtoolh

◼ Bowstring Exit
◼ Three-hinge Arch
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน

Bridge Trusses
◼ Pratt
◼ Howe
◼ Warren(With Verticals)
◼ Parker

◼ Baltimore

◼ Subdivided Warren
◼ K-Truss

Exit
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน

Bridge Trusses
◼ Pratt
◼ Howe
◼ Warren(With Verticals)
◼ Parker

◼ Baltimore

◼ Subdivided Warren
◼ K-Truss

Exit
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน

Bridge Trusses
◼ Pratt
◼ Howe
◼ Warren(With Verticals)
◼ Parker

◼ Baltimore

◼ Subdivided Warren
◼ K-Truss

Exit
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน

Bridge Trusses
◼ Pratt
◼ Howe
◼ Warren(With Verticals)
◼ Parker

◼ Baltimore

◼ Subdivided Warren
◼ K-Truss

Exit
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน

Bridge Trusses
◼ Pratt
◼ Howe
◼ Warren(With Verticals)
◼ Parker

◼ Baltimore

◼ Subdivided Warren
◼ K-Truss

Exit
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน

Bridge Trusses
◼ Pratt
◼ Howe
◼ Warren(With Verticals)
◼ Parker

◼ Baltimore

◼ Subdivided Warren
◼ K-Truss

Exit
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Type of Trusses ด้ านการใช้ งาน

Bridge Trusses
◼ Pratt
◼ Howe
◼ Warren(With Verticals)
◼ Parker

◼ Baltimore

◼ Subdivided Warren
◼ K-Truss

Exit
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Assumption for Design สมมุติฐานการออกแบบ

1. เส้นที่ลากผ่านจุดศูนย์ถ่วงของ หน้าตัดของ ชิน้ ส่วนต่าง ๆ ต้องพบกันที่จดุ ต่อ


2. จุดต่อของโครงข้อหมุนจะต้องเป็ น Pined ยึดต่อกันแบบ Pin หรือ Hinge
3. ไม่คิดนา้ หนักของชิน้ ส่วนที่ประกอบกันเป็ นโครงข้อหมุน
4. แรงที่กระทากับโครงข้อหมุนต้องกระทาที่จดุ ต่อเท่านัน้

“ Tensile member ”

“ Compression member ”
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Compound Trusses
Compound Truss เป็ นโครงข้อหมุนที่เกิด
จากการเชื่อมต่อกันของ Simple Truss ตัง้ แต่
2 Simple Truss ขึน้ ไป โดยใช้ Bars หรือ
Joint เชื่อมต่อกัน
การวิเคราะห์ใช้ได้ทงั้ Method of Joint
และ Method of Section

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