1. The document discusses the application of equilibrium equations to determine unknown reactions in structural analysis problems.
2. It provides examples of using the sum of forces and sum of moments equations to solve for support reactions on beams and trusses with various load configurations.
3. Six examples are presented with free body diagrams and step-by-step calculations to find the vertical, horizontal and moment reactions at supports.
1. The document discusses the application of equilibrium equations to determine unknown reactions in structural analysis problems.
2. It provides examples of using the sum of forces and sum of moments equations to solve for support reactions on beams and trusses with various load configurations.
3. Six examples are presented with free body diagrams and step-by-step calculations to find the vertical, horizontal and moment reactions at supports.
1. The document discusses the application of equilibrium equations to determine unknown reactions in structural analysis problems.
2. It provides examples of using the sum of forces and sum of moments equations to solve for support reactions on beams and trusses with various load configurations.
3. Six examples are presented with free body diagrams and step-by-step calculations to find the vertical, horizontal and moment reactions at supports.
Second Semester 2009-2010 Lecture 4 Application of Equilibrium Equation Application of Equation of Equilibrium Procedure steps
1. If not given, establish a suitable x - y coordinate system.
2. Draw a free body diagram (FBD) of the object under analysis.
3. Apply the three equations of equilibrium to solve for the
unknowns. Example 1 Determine the Reactions F x 0 Ax 60 cos 60 0 Ax 30k M A 0 60 sin 60(10) 60 cos 60(1) By (14) 50 0 By 38.5k F y 0 60 sin 60 38.5 Ay 0 Ay 13.4k Example 2 Determine the Reactions F x 0 Ax 0 F y 0 Ay 60 60 0 Ay 120kN M A 0 60(4) 60(6) M A 0 M A 600kN Example 3 Determine the Reactions M A 0 3500(3.5) 54 N B (4) 53 N B (10) 0 N B 1331.5 Ib F x 0 Ax 54 1331.5 0 Ax 1070 Ib F y 0 Ay 3500 53 1331.5 0 Ay 2700 Ib Example 4 Determine the Reactions M B Right 0 15C y 6000 0 C y 400 Ib M at point A 0 400(35) 6000 8000(10) M A 0 M A 72000 Ib. ft F x 0 Ax 0 F y 0 Ay 400 8000 0 Ay 7600 Ib Example 4 Determine the Reactions M B Right 0 2C y 6(1) 0 C y 3kN M A 0 C x (1.5) 3(4) 6(3) 8(2) 0 C x 14.7 kN F x 0 Ax 14.7 8( 53 ) 0 Ax 9.87 kN F y 0 Ay 3 6 8( 54 ) 0 Ay 9.4kN Example 5 Determine the Reactions M B Left 0 6 Ay 8(3) 0 Ay 4kN M D ( Left ) 0 3C y 4(11) 8(8) 0 C y 6.67 kN F x 0 Ex 0 F y 0 E y 8 8 4 6.67 0 E y 5.33kN M D ( right) 0 8(2) 5.33(4) M E 0 M E 5.33kN.m Example 6 Determine the Reactions M A 0 C y (6) 180(1.5) 60(1.5) 254.6 cos 45(4.5) 254.6 sin 45(1.5) 84.9 cos 45(4.5) 84.9 cos 45(4.5) 0 C y 240kN
M B Right 0 C x (6) 240(3) 60(4.5) 84.9( 3 2 2 ) 0
C x 195kN F x 0 Ax 195 180 60 254.6 cos 45 84.9 cos 45 0 Ax 285kN F y 0 Ay 240 254.6 sin 45 84.9 sin 45 0 Ay 120kN Group Work 1 Determine the Reactions Group Work 2 Determine the Reactions Group Work 3 Determine the Reactions FBD FBD