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Homework of Applied Mechanics
Homework of Applied Mechanics
Solution:
Explain the way to solve this problem:
- Firstly, I find all the reactions at A and C.
- Then, I draw the diagram ofQ y . Starting at A, we have the reaction at this
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point is 2 qa and it goes up (black line). Next, from A to B, there is a
distribution force q goes down (with magnitude is 2qa) -> from A to B,
3 qa
there is an inclined line (red), which goes down from 2 qa to 2 (2qa -
3 −qa
qa ). Moreover, at B, we have the qa of force, so from , we go up
2 2
qa
to 2 (blue). Because there is nothing within BC so we have a straight
qa
line reaching at C. From the above solution, we know that Vc = 2 and
its direction is down -> from the end point of straight line, we draw a line
go down to 0 (green).
Solution:
Explain:
- Firstly, we also find all the reactions as the problem 1.
- Next, we draw Q y diagram. First, at A, we have a reaction of 13.75 kN
and it goes up (black). Then, from A to B, there is a distribution force q
going down with magnitude equals 14x3 = 42 kN. So from A to B, we
draw an inclined line (red) going down from point 13.75 to point 28.25
(42 – 13.75). Next, because there is nothing within BC, so we draw a
straight line from point 28.25 above to C (blue), and we have Vc = 58.25
kN. So from the ending point of the straight line, we draw a vertical line
(yellow) going up to point of 30 (58.25 – 28.25). Within CD, there is
nothing so the line continue go straight from the point 30, moreover, we
still have a force of 30 kN going down at D, so the line will back to 0
(green).
Solution:
Explain:
- Find all the reactions at B and D.
- Next, drawing the Q y diagram, at A, we have a force with magnitude 2qa
and it goes down (black line). Then, there is nothing between A and B so
we draw a horizontal line from the point -2qa to position of B. At B, we
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have a reaction that equals 8 qa -> we draw a vertical line (red) going up
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to the point 8 qa ( 8 qa−2 qa ¿. Then, there is also nothing between B and
C so we continue with a horizontal line reaching the position of C. At C,
there is a force with qa of magnitude, so from the end point of the
qa
horizontal line, we have a vertical line going down to the point 8 (
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qa−qa ¿ . Within CD, there exists a distribution force with magnitude
8
qa
equals 2qa, so from the point 8 , we sketch an incline line (orange)
15 qa
reaching the point 8 qa below the Q y axis (2qa - 8 ). Besides, at D, there
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is a reaction that equals 8 qa, so we draw a vertical line (green) from the
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point 8 qa below the axis to the point qa ( 8 qa− 8 qa ¿. And there is also
a distribution force with qa of magnitude within DE -> we draw an
incline line (purple) going down to 0.
- Secondly, we proceed to finish the M x diagram. At A, there is a clockwise
concentrated moment with q a2 of magnitude, so it jumps up with the
value equals q a2. At B, we have: M B =M A−2 qa × a=−q a2 (with M A =q a2),
and we use a linear line to connect two points: q a2∧−q a2 together. At C,
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we have: M C =M B + 8 qa ×2 a= 4 q a , then we use an inclined line to
a2 ∧5 2
connect the points −q q a . At z, we have:
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1 qa a 161 2
M z =M C + × × = q a (Use portions of similar triangles to find the
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distances from z to C and z to D). At D, we have:
1 15 15 −q a2
M D =M z − × qa × a= (below the M x axis). To connect three
2 8 8 2
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5 2 161 2 −q a
points 4 q a ,
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q a and together, we use an outward curve to link
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three of them. At E, we have: M E =M D + 2 × qa × a=0 -> drawing an inward
−q a 2
curve from the point to 0.
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