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Chapter 11 Problem 11.4 {1-1 Deterine the modulus ofresiinse foreach ofthe folowing grades of structural steel (@) ASTM A709 Grade 50: @)ASTM A913 Grade 65: o (©) ASTM A709 Grade 100: = 100 ksi 0 ksi Structural) steed Es 29x10° psi for off thee steeds given. (By = SOks! = SOwl0* psi vps Se, Sono)? _ 3 Uy? OE + ue = WB. in Ab Sin &) Gy = GSksi = 65x10" psi ~ BL osx? | 3 Ue Fe Twiearwey 7 72-8 tedb/in = © 100 Us! = 100» 10% pai 6° _ Goo x 10?)* : .$ Re Gia) = NTR inde fin a Problem 11.2 ‘11.2 Determine the modulus of resilience for each ofthe following alumimim alloys: (@) NOH E=70GPa 0, = 5SMPa @) 2014-75 ;= 220 MPa (©) 6061-76 = 150 MPa Aluminum abbeys @) E= 7oxj0" Pa, 6 = S5*/0° Pa SE, (Sst _ ee v, = $2 So = RVGxIO Nem/m* = 216 ko /mo me (b) E> 75xl0" fa, 6; = 220%10% Pa S* _ @roxiot)* _ F m/e x : z > Benen, = 323 *)0" Nem/m® = 23 kT Aw ~ By ©) E = 70x10" Pa, 6, > lS0x10% Pa = SE, (oxo)? _ nt Nem Aue? = od ut SE = ieee = 160.7 «to Nem /. 160.7 kI/ ~ PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2086 The eGaw-li Compania. Allriph etre. Nop ofthe Maca nay be dpa. eroded tot any for yy es, waa th ror ween person pic eed began be ened omnes oa sar mie by Cen fr revel ere pepssion If youre tet xing hl Manu ou ang it ia erie Problem 11.3 11.3 Determine the modulus of resilience for each of the following metals: (@) Staines steel ‘AISI 302 (annealed): B= 190GPa 0, = 260 MPa @ Stsnloss tee2014-T6 AISI 302 (cold-rolled: E=190GPa o,=520MPa (©) Malleable cas ron: E=165GPa 0,=230MPa fe) E= 190x108 Pa, 6) = 260%/0% Pa Meee eye Me == =U ; Uy = SE = GASH = 97.9 oY Nem = 172.8 TZ ma (b) E= \90%10" Pa, 6, = S20 «10° Pa, = St, _(S20xl0t) | Pedant Woe ~Tayeterion 7 TIR wet NomA TQ kT) me ©) EF l6Sxlot, 6 = 230x10% Fa vy = Se = @8endOt 160.310 Nem /m? : 2B (AVES x 10%) 160.3 kT /m mn Problem 11.4 514 Dain he md fe al te loving oe (@) Magnesium: = 30 ksi (6) Cupronicke! (annealed) Om I8isi (@) EF 6.SxJ0% psi, OF 120 x10" pov ~ S&L (sree. ind Jin’ bet E> Byte) 7 AF edb li aa ) EF 6S* 10% psi, 6, = 27 «10% psi - BE. _ ort, snd in? Wy? TE * GRR ey 688 inh fin - ©) E = 2010 psi, & = 1G LO" psi GP (18x to * . i i’ Te anwrrry 7 FO wh! a Uy = PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2006 The McGaw Company, In, Allegre Mo gx oft Maal ny be iplayd reproduced ‘rues ay fro yey mes wibou oe par wl paso ft pabier wased yo teed stato tothe nd decor penlteg tj corm tor ttt cas perten If)ov ares tte ng ss Maa you ewig Wibou eon Problem 11.5 115 The stresestain diagram shown tas ben drawn om data obtsined during & ‘tensile test of an aluminum alloy. Using E = 72 GPa, determine (2) the modulus of tesiienceof te allo, (8) the modulus of toughness ef the alloy @) Gp = Ee a= Ss Ee = £(024107)(0.006)* = 1296 K JO" Nem/m? = 1296 kT /mS = (be) Modedse of foughness. = total area under the stress-strain curve, The oo ordinate of the stress-stram evrve is S00 MPa = 500%10* N/m* The area under the curve is A = (500x/0)(0.18)= oxlo® N/m* mododus of toughness = JOxIOS T/m* = 90 MI/m* = 116 ‘The stress-strain diagram shown has heen drawn from data obtained during a tensile test of specimen of structural steel. Using = 29~ 10" pi, determin (2) the ‘modulus of resilience ofthe ste, (6 the modulus oftoughnes ofthe see, Problem 11.6 @ 6,- Ee by = Se = dee = £(29810*Wo.00z)" = 58.0 ind Jin® (6) Modulus of torghness = tohad area anclev the stress- stern come A, = ($7 )(0.25-0.002) = 14.14 Kips Zin? = IY in- kip Tint Az? Hasyo.2s-0.021)= 3.21 Kipe/in? = 3.20 imekcp Zin? Ay? $(20YO.25-0.095 ) = 2,83 kipsZint = 2.83 inckip ind modelos of toughness = Uys AA +A, % 20 inckip/in? om Problem 11.7 11,7 The Joad-deformation diagram shown has been drawn from data obtained during a tonsile test ofa 0.87S-in diameter rod of an aluminum alloy. Knowing that the domain was mesedung Sin sath termine he mos of resilience of the alloy, (8) the modulus of toughness of Vodome of stressed matertad involved in the measurement: Ve Pate = EG ls) = 4.0148 int 2) Modulos of vesifience, Py = 30 kips, Sy = 0.104 in Up = FPS, > Z(s0M0.104)* 1.56 fn. kip = 1560 in fb. modulus of vestbrence ve > t= ACS = 178.0 in thin? = We) Medudus of toughness. A, = (orli.8s-0.104)= $2.38 kip-in = 52380 in db Zin? = F(SMULBS- 0.104) = 4.365 Kiprin = 9365 in db Zin® E(a)U.e5- 0.109) = 4.656 Kipin = Yese in db Fin 7 Uy + At A, + Ag? 62461 in db Ain? modulus of tovphness B- BBE 6980 in tb Sint _ PROPRIETARY MATERIAL ©2006 The Mecrw- Compan, In. Allsgheerved. No pr fh Nona may be dished reads Cede ay flv yoy ese wi a rr wen person the pur, eae jd teed ais thes ‘hteaurs pte by Mme for horns ou pepentin, yeu se ate weg Man youre wing 4 wo! perme, Problem 11.8 18 The load-deformation diagram shown has been drawn from deta obtained S during a tensile test of structural steel. Knowing that the cross-sectional are of the | specimen is 250 mm? and thatthe deformation was measured using a 500-ram, Jeng ing gage | th, determine (a) the modulus of resilience of the steel, (6) the modulus of Pen) toughness of the steel Assuming thet yiede scours a P- chs kw and 3 = 0.6 mm Uy: 4 le2sx10°}0.6+ 107) = 19.795 Nem = 75 ST Vofome of sheessead materiofs Vir AL+ (2S0)(500)* 125%10* mm? = 125% 10S m* De 18.75 bes Ss Geet Sort = 150 bk /m? = A, = (62.5*108 (4 ~ lo) = Cx10% Nem= 6xlo T Al = 2% (aaxto* 096- 8.6)015 = 1.22 «107 Nem > bR2x107 Ay: Z(selot)(ere oT) = 0.6110 Nem = O.6)x 108 T Totad energy Ur Uyt+AtA, +A, 785% 10° 5 modedus of toughness = B . asso" = 68 xj0* T/m? = 63 MI/m* -= RY MATERIAL. ©7006 The McGnw Hill Compan, Ine. Allghrrarved, Nop fis Manual my biped pada nay fm yoy as, bon the ot writen ee oft pub owt yen he nk on ahaa ‘hess peed by McCraw thew vial cause preparation. House en wing the anal youve ing mnt prac Problem 11.9 AL9 Using E29 » 10° psi, determine (a) the strain energy ofthe stec! rod ABC when P=Bkips,(6) the corresponding strain energy density in portions 4B and BC ofthe rod. P= 8 kps, E = 29xfo kev = * as P 2 A- Ba, ve ar, orf us & U= vv Portion! d |b | A vy |S uv U wen dint | in? | ket [ineleptit [im kip AB ]o.c2s] 24 10.3608 | 7.368 }26.08 | 11.7210 | 86.32% Bc lors |3e Jowaa jisaoajia.u | ses%10"% 84.92% 10" ae Wire. 29410? (a) Us 16.2. 107% inekip = (76.2indb (2) Tn AB, = 1.7210 iw kelp Jin? WT inAb /in® =_ In BC, UF SulSRIO? ne kip Fin? = ES in th Ain® = ‘PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The Meiawil Compass, Alsip ese, No par of hc Manel ay be plies orodseed rdrbted any form or any at, with te po srcen pers he ister o ed beyond he iid diteatn to each ‘ita prmedy MGme lho ind cuee repton yout Sa wig is Mont, yo ews wiboe emo, Problem 11.10 11.10 Using = 200 GPa, determine (a) the strain energy of the steel rod ABC when Po 25 RN, (the conspondng seiner density in porons Ai and BC Auge Fo} = 314.16 wns B41 «1 ec = FUG) 201.06 mm* = 201.06 % 10% m* Pe 25x10 N spre Us 2 oe as «10° )'(1-2) (AV @D0 HO NVBMAE 1S) - 25% 10*)* (0.8) (2YQ00%10"VG01.08* 10 ) (2) U= 5.968 + 6.213 = 1218 Nm = isd —_ (b) Ggz be = —eSxlo* i () Ger Re ee = Tha xiot = Sat, (74saxioty’ | xo = : Ym > Fi = SSRI Ty 7 ISAS HI = 15.88 eT / nt oe Po. __25xj0% Su Ky = Bontewiow = (24.28 «10% Pac = = 1.28 10% )* a Dec = See - ets = 38.6xlo* = 38.6kT/nt me Problem 11.14 LH Rod ABC's made of steel for which te yield strength is 0, = 250 MPa and the modulus of elasticity is F = 200 GPa. Determine, forthe loading shown, the ‘mas sain energy tht canbe acquire bytherod without causing ty peoanen ROY = BIH NG mm = B14 IC IOS ie (16 = 201.06 mm = 20 1.06% 10 mn? Pe 6 Asm = (250 210% (201, 06 x10) = 50.265 *10* Pa ust PIL _(sozes YC.) . (s0a6sy (0.2) Ee ZEA * GYGQoox10" VGi4. 14 x10*) (2)(200% 10" ROI. 06x10) = 2413 + 25.13 = 49.3 5 = Problem 11.12 412 Rods AB and BC are made ste or which these strength ‘= 300 MPa and the modulus of elasticity s B= 200 GPa. Determine the miximum strain energy that can be acquired by the assembly without causing permanent ‘deformation when the length a of rod AB is (a)? m, (8) 4m. pg = Ea = 113.097 mot = 118.097 215 vet Mec = E(B) = 50. 265 ee = $0. 265 #10% mn = GeAmin = (B00%10°)(50, 265 #10" = 15.08 x/0° N a pe ee eeeeegeasaaaaaads @) az2m, Leas 5-2 = Bm p = {1S.03 x10 2 T@Kz00w to") lsd * wae | Ho she = so Te &) at 4m Lea = Im = {15.08 » 10% Yt 4 t D= Boxy Lis o9T IE pasa | = 3h tem = SLT at Problem 11.13 11.13 Rod BC is made of a ste! for which the yield strength is 0, 300 MPa and the modulus of elasticity is '~ 200 GPs. Knowing that a strain energy of 10 must be aired hy the od when th vl oad Ps appl, determine the dame of he rod for which the factor of safety with respect to permanent deformation For factor of safety of six on the energy, Dy = © = cof = Se (soon), L ¥108 3 vy TE * aieser Bag 108 S/o : : - uh. ne yt Uys Alo, Ae Cae INB. 148 #107 mm A: Ea [FR - [OBE W3 734157 mm = 13.73 mm = PROPRIETARY MATERIA. 0206 Thtciw Coop eae Noga Nn ye i pk hee ey fem ob 29 enn wo th rein porto he painr, fwed jad sed discon ches and See eyes ichn and cous pops gou ac std ag hr na yo eweng sib emi Problem 11.14 11.14 Rod AB is made of a ste! for which the yield strength is o; = 65 ksi and the ‘modulus of elasticity is E29 = 10° psi. Knowing that a strain energy of 60 in «Ib ‘must be acquired by the rod as the axial load P is applied, determine the factor of safety of the rod with respect to permanent deformation. Ame EBS = 0.8008 in? Rec = BENT 0.1045 in® 5 B= Anse = (65410 Vo. lousy = TIS AL - sR. Bye Des 2 ER aE TR pancetta wae! = 263 in. bo as ~< Problem 11.15 11.15. Show by integration thet the stain energy ofthe tapered rod AB is 1 PL gel PL TE, where 4, isthe cross-sectional area et end B. vadive ne GE Aug = He Az T= Tg x <( Eek BCL dy om “f REA 2E s wc* x* ee 2 + &te (-4)] a [PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. © 200 Te Mest Conp ne, Al sights eer. Nepartof is Manu may espe epaeed| rst nay fom ot yay mea, witht Ge rr wien pessoa of Be yb ewattyued eed emo cee oa sss emit by Cra rth inva caus preparation yea det ag hs on me ning het pre 11.16 Solve, Prob. 11.15, using the stepped rod shown as an approximation ofthe tapered rod. What is the percentage error inthe answer obtained, Problem 11.16 1.15 Show by integration thatthe strain energy of the tapered rod AB is 1 PL “TE hg, where daa is the cross-sectional area at end B. > 4 0 = Pies pee eee jomTeE Jace: +e *? sey** (acy \ sara $ acl : eh = Poin (ewese} [Link] EE Jecron 2 CRABSE = OBS, ony = ~ 0.575 % = aS PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The Macrae Campine, fn. Alleghs ese, Mopar ofthis Man may be ply eprticed eribadn2y form ory ey seen mista pie writen peso pois, ce ed hey lined buon aches ad (isthe peau by Mchew for sini ore pepsin. Ione ste sng i Mansa you ae singin! permission Problem 11.17 11.17 through 11.20 In the truss shown, all members are made of the same material ‘and have the uniform cross-sectional area indicated. Determine the strain energy of. the truss when the load P is applied. Fac +t2R =o: bes dFe-P2O Fact 2P Pp +2ZF. 2 0 Fa BFeg=O | Fac? - RP see A FLA | v= # (762 BA) EPUA eee gees 3 PEA EA 1.62 PA/A Problem 11.18 1.47 through 11.20 nthe tse shown all member are mad ofthe same material and have the uniform cross-sectional area indicated. Determine the strain energy of the truss when the load P is applied. P * a2 -P Feo Toint C Fas £P i eek ia B= ¢ (2 BS) Member] F | 4 | a [etiva = Bi ge | &P] 2] A | seta + LS EE Gen co Lar| 22] a | EPL = SPLA PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, © 7006 The MeGraw Sl Company Ie. Allgh aor, No poi Mara may De iphyed aca eid in ny fro yeas, wien prior wen pts pes ed godt He debts fae ad espe by Men Bil tdi sere prpriin 1 youstea ude sng thy Ma ou se eig out pen Problem 11.19 11,17 through 11.20 Inthe truss shown, all mersbers are made ofthe same material and have the uniform cross-sectional area indicated. Determine the strain energy of the truss when the load Pis applied. Joint © WER, 20: -$F,-P 20 Feet? Fos -&P Fe 42 R20 = Feo kPa £0 Toint D Fre +f ZF =o: / Fe BR =o Ro Problem 11.20 11.17 through 11.20 In the truss shown, all members are made of the same material and uniform cross-sectional area indicated. Determine the strain energy of the truss when the load P is applied. les Lo = {Far = #4 121 Bach member ofthe tras shown is made of ahiinam and has the eras Problem 11.21 sectional area shown. Using E = 10.5 « 10° psi, determine the strain energy of the truss for the loading shown. = 6.54t> Tin. 4 +P ERs OF Foot BE Fin = Fag= WS hips peo Eb itz Eb Member | Fort) | 1 Gd | AGa | EL/A (lo Bin) ec 6s 18 3 109.85 8D \S 60 Fa 6.15 co | -39 ma | 5s 23.93 rae 140.83 = ue SSO” ce8e Mein = ECB Rpsin at ~ @)Ce.S* 108) PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2016 The McGaw Hi Casey, In. Allg ese. Not of hs Mans may be dyed cade ‘ited iy fom of by uy tea, nt te par ten prison ef he publica ean Hedda buena aches actos pened by Merl revi ou preperstinT3oh east wing it Mame you ol perma Problem 11.22 11.22 Solve Prob, 11.21, assuming thatthe 24-kip Toad is removed, 11.21 Fach member of the truss shown is made of aluminum and bas the cross~ sectional area shown. Using E'= 10.5 « 10° psi, determine the strain energy of the russ forthe loading shown. HZB FO? BS 5. - BER, -4o20 Sedving (2) ank (2) simstbaneousdy, Foc = Sa kips Fin = ~ 52 kip Fo+0: LS 2 _ H1ZG=0: Fos FEEL =O Fig 7 20 hips. ~sFt Las Ft Usz ZEA” 26 25 Member | F lic ab| Lin.) | A Cit | ELVA Clot et Zin) BC 52 18 i 70,304 80 0 co | 2 12.0 co | -sz wm | 42.192 = 124.4364 = BAMBGY IO _ 5998 [Link] = 5.93 Kiprin ti Us “@ijessiory 7 57 ot PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. 2106 Th MGen-Hil Compine, ic. All gs eves. No at of his Ma may be payed reps beet ay fry ay me wie pie wien prmiion te pulaer aan bend tHe eben ache nd Sette peed by crv ifr bs cre cous pepe, you ea suet sng is Mans you sees without pase 11.23 through 11.26 Taking into account only the effect of normal stresses, Aetermine the strain energy ofthe prismatic beam AB forthe loading shown. Problem 11.23 DEM, = 0: OP + LRe=O Rr 9P = a) Meh = Mt ane pe oeyt Uso J, GEFAX deg \ Pitt = SL tat Gel > af ms - fy Me “ Une > | ger oY > abe = Brat (‘vay = vot, = Bate ie Totel > Ugt Un = Ge (are) om 123 trough 11.26 Taking into aicount only he ie of somal enc, Problem 11.24 detcton i aia ery afte pc enaekd oe 4DZMgrO2 -RL-M,=0 a ty tDE Mar: BL-M=0 Ras et AkD 452M, Mt, Ms o = Mx, M He = (Mide 2 Me (2. Yee § 2el ” Zee Seen A sDZMeos ~m 4 My DrB - Aa a2 pee - ot Sivtey * Sere Doa® ) 2er * ZeTLt MA(a+it) Tetef UV = Urs t Urs = Mears Problem 11.25 fad ie [ist ta eat 11.25 through 11.26 Taking ito account ony the fet of normal stresses, the strain energy of the prismatic beam AB for the loading shown. DIMso: -M -Wvie)=0 Meo kw De es ae = gz Slaw" ‘ Z zz § vow = a ¥/ Problem 11.26 aca act i CBee PV ee wr (fea r FEL WE - eb oe Dae = wees S 11.23 through 11.26 Taking into account only the effect of normal stresses, etermine the strain energy of the prismatic beam AB for the loading shown, DIM,= OF -BL4 WLYEY= O Re we Bending moment = M= Rx - dwx” = Bux- x) a [ae abt, +2 #u a wis dee ger +3 2 3] Zio EL PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, © 2006 The McGraw IN Corpse, Jc Aight seve. No pat of tie Mana maybe dpa epoed dtd yf oy yee, te por aes pemiicn fhe uo eden he ied atin ached ‘Ava ne by Mine fr endl our peprtin, gee east ng Man youre ing Wout pero 11.27 Assuming that the prismatic beam AB has a rectangular cross section, show Problem 11.27 ‘that for the given loading the maximum value of the strain-energy density in the beam where (/is the strain energy of the beam and Vis its volume, DEM, = OF -M- Ww)¥ 20 M= -gwv™ Cou 2S ny wh xe] wALt Sawa: gel vay ge 2] = we Mee see Tr Mu c* a dwtlic? i wiktc® Seen Rer™ BEI* rh eee or: L (kbd?) ' a Be ge: Ser 7 Lba = eV 4 View = 1S me [PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. © 2005 The Meal Comp, Allright red. No prefs Maculmay be dips oad ‘bie ina tom yay mas, whoa he pot ween person af be posh, owed yun ln aon oes ‘estos peril by Mra fr eine cue prepation yore et eg hak out nh mint prin, Problem 11.28 11.28 Assuming that the prismatic beam AB has a rectangular cross section, show that for the given loading the maximum value ofthe strain-energy density inthe beam. where Us the strain energy ofthe beam and is its volume, 4D My = 0: -Rbr Wwh)e =o R= gwk M= Rx-gwlt = dw(lx-x*) ye act us (Beas et 2bt oan = stp de geaps wile 'grlt-iee]: He £ly] s 2 2 Mee. wl'c GY1 = gw Gag? Paws 2 WE Ter wit Lec i 128 ET? Sec 7 we hd RV "ROPRIETARY MATERIAL. 02106 The Meo eA ih mee Na pif Ma iy dled {tad any ry yr i rr went ec ed tan tases | untied iy Matin for eid ce open, ua ste ui ean yee wing twit poe Problem 11.29 11.29 and 11.30 Using £ = 200 GPa, determine the strain eneray due to bending forthe stel beam and loading shown. Over portion AC: Ms £Px. aoe 2 ee Uses U zien EE ie £ & et sel = \ GQ ET : ays By symmetry, Usa = Use > Exh Tolad? Ue Use + Uri gs BOON, L748m, E> 200%lo" Pa 17B x 10% mm 178 KOS (igoxio3)* (48) Vs “GaGooresCismer) = 1048 Nem = 1048S on Problem 11.30 u ing B= ine the strain jue to bending ft tested bem ed onng howe, umn PRCT A Over portion AD: Ms Px Des Sa = dep (Po = £L eye Brat “ REF Sl, ~ “GET Over portion DE: M= Pa (Paya _ pig? Use = Satie. Fe gt By symmetry, Use t Us > SH Us Ut Ue + Ue = 2 ES Detat Pr goxlo'N, a=lem, E+ 200%/0" Pa T= [65%10% mm" = 165" 10% m* = _(0%103)*(1.6)* a © (ooxto" (eS ¥1O-*) G62 Nem = cant U 11,31 and 11.32 Using E=29 « 10° psi, determine the strain energy due to bending shown, Problem 11.31 ligtang 30 Vinge? sig : Bel F DIM, =o -RL-aP=o mr9Fy a. ere portion AD: Mz - SF y P 4S Ue (ire Fal (gPate 4 » L a : a ee vy i geri Seay Ceo = is > Bee Over portion DB: M: - Py rh te Ga aoe val Toted: We U_s Uy > BE (o+t) Datu: P= 000 t., L= GP in, a= 3 Fr 86 in, E> 24x10 psi I= $7.6 wt (3000)* (6) (72 + 86) icra) 7 BT in Hb ae aetptent PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2006 The McCaw Companies In, All igh sed, No pat fis Ma may dpa th rir en prin of pablo wed ojo tebe eibuten tacks ad seated ey Tr by my you area std sing is Maen you af sig wut pes. ‘eas pte y Msi fr iia Problem 11.32 11.31 and 11.32 Using E=29 » 10* psi energy bending E L3im E=29 10 pai, determine the strain energy due to forthe steel beam and loading shown. 2 ps ke Over Ate Bz M= - Pa 60a Bin Sin Over Ble Cr -M = Pa = coustent Spee eestor aaa Owe" yer * Rex Piao By eymmetey, Deo = Use = ESE Total Us Use + Une* Use = Pioi(eas8b) Veta? Pr 2x fb, az IS in, b= Gin. ~ Qxio* YUs¥ [ars)+BXeey] _ fe BM 29x10 VS75) eae ee Problem 11.33 11.33 In the assembly shown torques T, and T, are exerted on disks A and B respectively, Knowing that both shafts are solid and made of aluminum (G= 73 GPa), ‘determine the total strain energy acquired by the assembly. Over portion ABs Tra = Ta = 300 Nem Troe Bets ECS) = 79,5210 mel = 77.52 410" mt Liss 0.9 Use = Tat bn, (00% (0.9) 6 26 Se (2 M7Bx1O* NTF. 525107) = 6975 Over portion BC? Te * Tet Te = 3004400 = 700 tm, Le 70.75 m Sec = ECB = 439.57 10% mm = 484.571 Tm" Pee (100 )* (0.75) ~ Tethe , — oo) (o7s) sg Dur Zot ” Gitawot Wag. sro comet Tete, Ui = Use + Dee = 6.9774 5.726 7 12,70 5 = Problem 11.34 11.34 The design specifications forthe steel shaft A require that the shaft acquire a sain energy of 400 in Ib a the 25-kp =n. tocque is applied. Using G= 11.2 * 10* ps, determin (2 the largest inner ameter ofthe shat that canbe used, (8) the ling maximum shearing stress in the shaft. 2S kip = 25k1OF Avi Ls 48 in ae 265 - 3-2: PY HB) anezin® 26 TVA 2 e108 10409) ~ os kp in - Bot Te Ecdy- ey") = Bat") @ ats dt- Zr. 2st- $2(3.3482) = 4.95787 in’ dps h4AZ in _ ~ Ten, QSx07 V2) © gags jotper = 2.38 ke! a ZS Problem 11.35 1.35 Showr by integration thatthe strain energy inthe tapered rod AB is vot tt BOTux where Jaq isthe polar moment of inertia of the rod at end B, 11.36 The stato of stress shown occurs ina machine component made ofa grade Problem 11.36 ‘of steel for which a, = 65 ksi. Using the maximum-distortion-energy criterion, detemine the range of values of for which the factor of safety associated with he ‘ viel strength sequal to or ager then 2.2 cid Ls wks: Cue? £(O4 B= Yee 2 © : SS = &e = 4k iz Ta = 14 kee RCT ee = we gt = 14SE ks; Ca Gant R= 18.56 ksi Gy Ge R 2-10.86 kei Ge 7 Oy (-6Y + Ge 4G = AS) ([Link]+[Link])*+ C10.56- 6) + (6, - 12.56)" = 2(8£)* 847.97 + (MUST A112 Sy + GHG 37.126, 4 344.47 = 1745.87 26; - 166 - 4192 = 0 2 eT RT oa ic ae g> caves) : G = 19.389 ksi, ~ 11.39 ksi N39 ksi = G < 19.37 ks —_ PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2006 Ths Maw Compass. Alsighreered. Nop ti Masa may be dpsed repaid dota nay fom yan wns witha the porwr peasant lsh o ed Goon elanded aedoarte oae ek estas permed hy MeGrav-l rent ou prepa. yous «sing Mam ou ae nt wit pte Problem 11.37 11.37 The state of stress shown occu ina machine component made ofa grade ° of steal for which o; = 65 ksi. Using the maximum-dstortion-nergy criterion, determin the factor of safety assosated with the yield strength when(a) 6,= +16 ks, ©) a-- 16k. * Bie Gant (08 B= 4 hei -S =O SoS. B52 us, | Te = 14 ksi fa (GENE ie = feet = 4.56 ksi Gat Coes Re 18.56 2 G,= Ge ~ R= 10.56 a: 6 ksi Zz (6-69 + (G64 + - EY = 28) (a) Gu = Gy = 1G ksi ([Link] Jose )rs (-10.5¢- 1c) + (ree sed 2 2 (SE 847.27 + 705.48 + BSS = BASE a ) & = & = - Ie ksi (i3.5c+10.560"+ (10.56 ic)* 4 Cre~ tase = 2 (SE) 8450 847,97 + 29.59 4 1194.89 = CEES i: FS. > 2.02 -< PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2006 The McGrail Companies, I, AN sree. No pat of i Menus bday pode ‘rst oy fom 1 yay mn, witout po wrser erin fe stored jee eed Jao o hs ‘heat prmid by Manel or trial curs prepa. I yuo ea singe anal, youre wig ot perma. Problem 11.38 ‘11.38 The state of stress shown occurs in a machine component made of s brass for which 0, = 160 MPa. Using the maximum-distorton-energy criterion, determine whether yield occurs when (a) o,=+45 MPa, (B) 0, = ~45 MPa, y i Get $(100420) = 60 MP. SS = 19222 5 yo Pe y= 1S Pe R= (Ee + a = fioN 7 = 85 MPa Gut Suet R= VS MPa 6. = Gee R= 25 MPa 6.2 loo. —* = x (G- Gs GCN HG-CY = 26," @ @ = 6 = +49 MPa 2 2 2 2 a2 (as +as)4 (-2as- 4s + (45-s)> < 2 (i60)* = SIR00 28900 + #900 + 10000 = 48800 < SI200 Atte yield ) =a lb) 6 = & = -4S MP e eee (as +25y'+ CaseasY + Gas-tusY << Sir00 28900 + 400 + 36100 = 65400 > $1200 (%ield cccws ) <8 PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 Ti Miawtil Companies. ln Alsgtsered Ho part his Mani my be lye rpaaced dst ay farm ya ns wat ie poe sen pean fhe anecdote ed tba stack sea peed by McGrail or fins cn prep. ae sa agra, Yue wg tibet perc Problem 11.39 11.39 The state of stress shown occursin amachine component made of brass for which 0; 160 MPa. Using the maximum-distortion-energy criterion, determine the range of values of o, for which yield does not occur 2 Saat Ging = 4 (100 #20) = GO MPa 1s S& . 109-22 = yo pa _ || ‘0 y= 15 Pe Re lS) + ay a = fons = 85 MPa Gi = Suet R = 145 MPa [ O= Giae- R= -25 MPa 8 A a: & sg a (6,-6,Y * G- EY + 6-26," Casa asye+ 625-6,Y + (G- sy = (@C1e0)* 28900 + (625 + $06, 4 St) + (G,"- 290 6 + ZI0zS = SIR00 2G,7 - 2406, - 650 = 0 6 240 + 1240" + 4AMEs0) Gas 60+ 67.65 G, = 122.65 MPa, - 265 MPa - 2.65 MPa < 6 < 122.65 MPa ~ ETARY MATERIAL ©2006 The McGrail Compuis, ne All ight eed No pu oft Mal my be layed epee edn ny form by ay mest mbnt e price wrien prin of tpi rw boyen ee deten oace and ‘Shits pemited by McGill cose pagan. Ifyou nen sul using is Mana, you seu Wits emo, Problem 11.40 11.40 For the state of stress shown in Fig , determin the stresses in an clement . coviented as shown in Fig. 6. Compare the strain eneray density in the given sete by fist using Fig, and then by using Fig, . Equating the two results obtained, show that E 1+v) Using Mche's cinede ® Ye ; aT Pie -, y / Pepe) Ix" 5 a eo i. ze 7 @ Go, G+ oO, wet ws Ge(G8 + 6 - 2966,)+ pea = ©) Bet B, G=-T%, ty=o v= E(B Gv )a kas = Ee Be. (2+ 2v)T* Eqete Ze. (eae) te PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. © 296"Te McG Hll Companies, ne, All igh reserved. Nore Manan yb inp egrosoced ‘debt nny far oc yay mes, witha te pt wen pean fe pa, oud ped alone dono aes ol ‘eso pete ty Mrs rth nil ous pepsin. Iyoung a anal ou ing mot pre 11.41 Determine the strain energy ofthe prismatic beam AP, taking into account the effect of both normal and shearing stresses, Problem 11.41 Shear: Bending moment + y x For a Me} ue ot fy u Te rip vide = Mal’ M REL iar e GexL* MAL Me - GEr [ For shear panacea ty = $¥ (1-2) cekd - tp. ave ae amet yt - fy. xs O° ae" Fon = + * geqant! > 7+) us Goan: SS a bya = Hii) Lek Bye pe eeeeeaea ume : Bee est) it Ha Ge des 3 edde am* pie Bev euMp esc weve = 5 cer = BGbdA*L* Total Uz U,+ UL with I= gbd* 2 BML a ME, Mek REx] Us Eye? 5 Gear bal {ube ro am PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The Mc ll Companies Ine Allie sere Nopst of Man may be ipyed, mated ‘dst in any omar yan ts, int te power persion of te psi, or used bye he ed die thas od ‘ests pomind by McGrane indice preparion. Hyung th Maal, you rng win prion Problem 11.42 1A? A [Link] collar D moves along the uniform rod AB and has a peed x= 6 mis when it stikes a small plate atached to end ofthe od. Using f= 200 GPa and knowing thatthe allowable stress inthe rod js 250 MPa, determine the smaest iameter which can be used forthe rod HSE\GY- 9 5 A Gone YL clas iar 480 x10 mn® RET NIO = LET 11.43 A 6g collar has a speed v, = 4.5 m/s when it strikes a small plate attached to end 4 of the 20-mm-diameter rod AB. Using £ = 200 GPa, determine (a) the equivalent static load, (6 the maximum stress in the rod (c) the maximum deflection of the. Problem 11.43 Daz kmvs= keES= 60.75 J Roe Tate TGorict) = 314154 11% im” apse v., REA w p= /ZEAD= > [ Caee eae KE) L 1a P=728kN =< Cin? 2E4 MP eh Bead actuate: Acs atl pene Wh) Gre A *Byasmot = AS54210 Pa PL _(4.76xt0*)0.2) a - © § EA ~ (200wOMRMH.ISTH1O) 1.S23 KIO = 1523 mm = PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©7006 The Mei Congenig, ne. Allrighs sewed. Nope thie Maca ay bs plied decd techtotd any fry ty ae, ot ar ir wen eisian fe pier wed bopené elie doe acre Salat pent by Reto fl rice one prapeson, yous sted ne hob you sng mien peroen, Problem 11.44 11.44 The tndrical block asa speed yy 1615 when tstrikes squarely the yoke ‘BD that is atached tothe ~in-diameter rods AB and CD. Knowing that the rods re made ofa stee! for which 0; ~ 50 ksi and £29 » 10° psi, determine the weight ofthe block & for which the factor of safety is five with respect to permanent deformation of the rods. At the ontet of yiedling the force in each vod is Fe G&A Corresponding strain energy « ,, - Habis, SIAL 6 AL AB ZEA EK RE Us = same = SAL —— Un = Upt Use + SAL Un = Che (RS = Ut qe ces) ' gUn 2g OAL Solving for Wy We “Beas = aE EHE Data g > 32.17 tise = 386 in/sec’, 6 4 At Edt» £@) = 0.6032 in® L = BS AH = Win = 50x10 ps, E> 29%10% psi Fst S Vo = 16 Flsee = 192 in /see = 2386 (S010 F* (0.601329 42.> (192)°05 )(AF# 10°) = TR de - PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. © 2006 The McC th ‘retary Sy me, wit be pee oka nnd y Men loth eee oa oe Al ih ceed, No pat ft Manat my be payed pada etalon ote plier, ed yon the nse acto to tacts ed sen you ie sen wings amy sn Wiel pension Problem 11.45 1145 The 184b cylindrical block F has a horizontal velocity vy when it strikes squarely the yoke BD thats atached tothe F -in-iameter rods AB and CD. Knowing thatthe rods are made of steel for which o~ $0 ksi and E~29 x 10 psi determine the maximam allowable sped vif the rods sre not t be permanently dekirmed At the onset of yielding the force in each vod is F&A Corres ponding strain energy. Ugg = Settee. SEAL ZEAw — *ZER Day = sane = SgAL Total Uys Use + Us + U, = 4mvy = ae gUn SEAL Solving for ve, Ve = 24. a AgSc Ab v, - /2¢SeAk 7 Ew Data> g = £2.17 Ptisec* = 386in/sec’, Gy = SO*IO” psi A= Tat = #4 = ocoisz int, E> 24x10 psi L= 35 ft = 42 in We 18 fb. sae MSox108 (0, 60132 #2_) Mer Garo) COT 30S. in sce = RSF feo me PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2006 The Mery: Compas, ine. Alriphie red, Nor ofthis Mana yb ply sett dou ny fr oy ey sens, wits the pt vite poison pusher, owed Legal entchdutiane ee ctr erty Me Gre Hl rtnvl soase epi yous te eng Mas you we i shot pres Problem 11.46 11.46 Collar D is released ftom resin the poston shown and is stopped by sll plate attached at end C ofthe vertical rod ABC. Detemnine the mass of the collar for ‘which the maximum normal stress in portion BC is 125 MPa. T = B= 105 GPa ee Bama Portion BL? Gi, 12S x10% Pa. TJ ee Dect Ha) = 68.617 me® = 68.67 «10% mn 35m ES aera Pat GAges 7452 N ee Corres poncl ing strain energy. Pal 952 )*(2.5 ) » Pebpe . (9s2V (25) 47, Dee RE Me, (2 70%10°W68.617«10°* ) icra Ane = BU2)% = 113.907 wom® = 118.907 110% m* ~ Pole . (as. y* (4) i Ue = ZEB Geno ates) = IST Vit Uses Une = 28-884 T Corres pencling elongation Am « £Pndn = Un Aw = a > @Xat. St) X28 Ht) = TLR xIO om Fadding distance h = 0.64 21axIO* = 0.60712 m Work of weight = UL. Wh imgh = Un ~ Ue, _28.324 m= gh * Ganecomay ~ #76 4 o PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2005 Th McGill Conperie, oe, Alsightmare. Ne pt of is Mao rdtacbeen ay fom ry any mens witha! te por wee ion of i pals of ud bye he ‘hkers pied by McGrail couse pron. Iya sen ing eal, eu tne, erotics Problem 11.47 11.97 Solve Prob. 11.46, assuming that both portions of rod ABC are made of suminum. 11.46 Collar Dis released from rest inthe postion shown andis stopped by snall, plate attached at end C ofthe vertical rod ABC. Determine the mass ofthe collar for Witddage —“tbcrnnns oma ncn pron a Te am {om damete ren ie B= 70 1 gt, mer Retin BCE GL 1Z5 H10% Pa oF Rac = FY = 63.617 mm = 63.617 x10 me Pat GAge = 7752 N Corresponding strain energy. = Pete . (1952)'(25) i De = “ZF Rec > GiteroT Kane) = (7505 we = E(IZ)% = 13.407 mm® = 113.907 «107% mm Um = Pe Las 7452 )* (4) Is.e61 7 ZEB ~ (2)(70¥10* )LiI3. 407 Flo) ~ Totad = Um = Unset Uses = 33.611 Cores ponding efomgation A.. ARAL = UL = 20a (233.6) © ee dn? See a = BAS vIoTS FabPing distance, he O6+ AL = 0.60845 wm Work of weight = Un. Whe mgh= Un 33.641 a = m "Geen 7 He PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, © 2006 The Mtinw ll Compan, ne. Allsghts esrved. Noga a is Manuaeny be spine eprodeced x toebted nny fom or yay ean wiht po writen prin a be pater one pod ened dato ohio co ‘stests pemitedby McCraw otal couse reparon. Iynares ea ity the Mama yeu sre wings wae peri, Problem 11.48 11.48 The ste! beam AB is struck squarely atts midpoint C by 8 100-b block moving horizontally with a speed vp= 7 Us. Using E~ 29 « 10° psi, determine (a) the equivalent static Toad, (8) the maximum normal stress in the beam, (C) the tmaximum deletion ofthe midpoint C ofthe beam. From Appendix for WEx% = 16.4 iY Set 5.56 in* For moving block, Kinetic enevays T Te pile JO tele = 761087 Ft-AL = 913.04 in Sb, ye From Apperelix D, Case + KY eee Z Ds Ds Wel = Gg ex Moe # bk — . —+4 Un EP lyn > Bebe _ 9 EL L= Sh&45ft = lof = 120 in. oy Py [REET - (CEE « errr Be $ T Cay = 4.9) kips 403.604 10.8 x1) = 19.4616 TI a a 10.8 «10"* rn 11.50 Solve Prob. 11.49, assuming that the post AB consists of solid steel rod of 80-mm diameter. 11.49 The post AB consists of a steel pipe of 80-mm-diameter and 6-mm wall thickness. “A 6-kg block C moving horizontally with at velocity vy hits the post squarely at A. Using F = 200 GPa, determine the largest speed vg for which the ‘maximum normal stress in the pipe does not exceed 180 MPs, C= d= £0) = HOmm = 4OxIo Sm T= Yet = Fyoxo*)*= 2.01062 «10% tnt S,= 180% 10% Pa = Mt Vigo sto 16s (7.01062 « Ib \(ig6 x10) Seas ue tt Yox1o™ \ Pas a hegpntct = 7.5398 x1F N i Pal By Aenean Case a or Bet fs = 5 398 "10* VOR ie : a e Ym * Gilgooxiory@owaniat 7 8 xe Ua= A Payn = A(753%8rIS*Mio.g 1s") = 40.715 T tev = UL ef «TBD ~ 5.08 wie a Problem 11.51 {11.31 The 45-b block Dis dropped froma height =0 6 f onto the stel beam AB. ‘Knowing that E'= 29% 10° psi, determine (a) the maximum deflection a point F (b) ‘the mxieuum normal stres in the bear. Tyr 12-3 in* Sy Fo 4.92 in? a= 2 =24in b= 4FE = Yin Le 6FE > 72 in. hf 06H * 7.2 in, Poab Rar Faby, R28 me Mee ABP Pn -e | From Appendix D Case S atk’ Pa(aurhsy a Ss de> FEET —* Gaderer iba Svea © NAA NO Pe ii P= 58OS7 ye Un= E Paya = 29028 yer Work of fing weight + W (hs ye) = 4S CTR 4 yeV™ 324+ 4S Ye Equeting work and enersy, BAH + HS ye = 24028 ye" Ye" - 1.850210 ye MeMeISwIO* = © @ yer E[ Lssoamto? + [Link]* Yom ness) \ = 0.10¢4 in, @) -P, 2(68057 (0.1064) = 6.179 10% fb. G10? Maryya) _ xo? . Me FE = 78.86% 10% fb-in 2 6, > Ms - Bee = [Link] esi = 20.) ksi « Tera ny oan yan ecn earte pe es psn kore tgeed ce ian otra! cee rach ey cde hl ort mvaccarepecoe ore suas wing sana ous sib prs Problem 11.52 11.52 and 11.53 The 2-kg block D is dropped from the position shown onto the end of a 16-mm-diameter rod. Knowing that K = 200 GPa, determine (a) the ‘maximum deflection of end A, (6) the maximum bending moment inthe rod, (c) the ‘maximum normal stress inthe rod. oong2?* ie aay J 06m—+| a (iy = ay = 2 Pet a 3.2170 210 mac! = 3.2170 415” wn = Bee 2 BO Mm Lag = 0.6 m Apperd ix D, Case yar Ee Ma = Pa baw = SEZ. Bilao moa. 217 10") _ . PRs Sy = Go fo = 8.9861 x10" y,, U, > EPayn ? F(BACIMIO Dy = 4.4eRI x10 y2 Work of dropped weights mg (h+ yn) = (2X4.81 (0.090 4 yx.) = O,7843 + 19.62 Ym Equeting work and energy, ©. 7848 + 19.62 ye = 4.48) lo % y* Yn? > ABdilKIO Yn ~ [Link] xO = © we Ym EE 42a io? 4 [Eas CaNCIAs. 695 15%) | = 18.629 w107* om + 18.63 men = P= (8.936) «10 Wis. 629i) = 139.66 N & Me =~ Palas =~ (189.66 (0.0) = ~88.8 Nem ~ © 6, HEE, GREMerto) - Zogsiot Pe = Zon MPa ae a S.2170 xo PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©7006 The MeGrw il Company Ine. Aliph cezre Mopar of his Mana ay be pty paces dace nay fom ry iy mens bout te pce wisn prion of te push cre tyen ened eto com ns ‘esos pte by MeOraw I fret invade repute ny anal, Yous wang twit are, Problem 11.53 11,82 and 11.83 The 2-kg block D is dropped from the position shown onto the ‘end of @ 16-mm-diameter rod. Knowing that F = 200 GPa, determine (a) the ‘simu éadecton fen! (the assum bending moment in he od (the i ‘Rom sonal ses in the fod. Bs ade eeceettce ar we, j= 2.2110 #10 mm"? 8.2170MS" wi = BxI0% m Px A= 0.6m M,, = Pace fais snuininied CO} Dovasseasecntssaaaed| E\Gooxlo* KS.2170x10") 55.453 *10°° Pay 4 Re By symmetry oP banding moment diagram, Dee: Use + 55.953 +10 BO Ua, = Vig + Uec = iil t06 x10°* Pe APayn t Um = U1. 906"10% PY Um = % Pay = 2.2340 x10% ye Worl of duopped weight : : 2 Pee 4.¥ea! x 10° y,, img (hyn = 2NG-8I(0.040 + Yn) = 0.7848 + 19-62 Ym Equating work and energy, O.7B48 + 19.62 Ym = 22340 x10" yn 2 8.7825 KIO yn — 351.218%107° Yo ” =o @) Your $f 8.7825 11 +f (8.7282 107) + @ICS51. 248 10 = 23.636 %107% m= BLE mm = Pe = (44681 «107 )(23.636 10%) = 108.61 N (by Mw = - ([Link])(o.6) 7 - 64.4 Nom = = ele. (eta yarrs*) @ Go: PS + Aaiposet = 1726 110% Pa = 1S7.6 MPa Problem 11.54 L.S4 A block of weight Wis placed in cootact with a beam at some given point D J and released. Show that the resulting maximum deflection at point D is twice as large as the deflection due to a static load WY spplied at D. Consider dropping the weight From a height h GeietHelbes et rbercary done by the weight is Work = Wh yu) Strain energy: U = 3 Paya thy! where k is the spring constant of the beam for Loading af point D. Equeting work and energy, Wht yn) = Skye Setting h= 0, Wyn = 3 kyo, aeicseed The static deffection at point D due te weight applied at D iz w Sst 7 TE. Thes, Yr B8se ‘PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. © 205 Te Mein: C dtd any frm yay snp in. Al igh eseved Mopar of hs Mas ay be dpa erated oat th ior writen pci oe publ, ted oy fe ened dato fecha ducts perited by McG fer individ cote prepare tings Maral, You se ing ibe poee 11.58 Ablock of weight Wis dropped from a height honto the horizontal beam AB Problem 11.55 and hits it at point D- (a) Show thatthe maximum deflection y, at point D can be commie yny,ftefe24) ‘where y, represents the deflection at D caused by a stati load 7 applied at that point and where the quantity in parentbesis is referred to at the impact facior. (8) Compute the impact factor forthe beam aad the impact of Prob, 11.52 11.52 and 11.43 The 2-kg block D is dropped from the position shown onto the end of a 16-mm-diameter rod. Knowing that £ = 200 GPa, determine (a) the maximum deflection of end A, (8) the maximum bending momeat inthe rod, (¢) the Pa tmaximum normal stress inthe rod 2 conag 2 4 3 Work = WCh+ yn) [eeaeaeey Work of falling weeght ¢ Stram energy? Us &Py= A kYw where eis the spring constant for a Loaal applied Equting work and energy, wi Ch+yu = Bkyn” yr - 2 yn ~ ahh = Yor - 2 yor Ym — Byer hy of pond D ° } where Yo > ¥v @ yt aya +1 Eyal Byer | we (fr =) For Prob. 1.52 W= mg > M481) = 19.62N Es Roowto’ Pa T= E(B) = 3.21707 mm" = 3.217310 mm" L= 0.6 mw W= Yo mem = Hoxie Deing Appeudix D Case ! yer 7 se i> ea = ENE HIO m 2 = Boson? sey (by impeet Factor = +f 1+ 364¢ = DIR PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©7016 The McGaw. Conpsniey In. Allsighs ere Mu pt of is Manual ay be dyed reposted ‘Gr dobue in any form ry sy et, tout ror wnten prison ste pubis, or se wend he ned Gb teachers and {ict pese by iow fr irdovdul eue pepsin, Tyna tea ten sng i Mal, ou ing nih! permsin 11.86 A block of weight Wis dropped from 2 beight I onto the horizontal beam AB and hits tat point D. (a) Denoting by y, the exact value of the maximum deflection ‘at D and by »", the value obtained by neglecting the effect of this deflection on the change in potential energy of the block, show thatthe absolute value of the relative error is (7, Yo) never exceeds y'2h. (6) Check the result obtained in part a by solving part 4 of Prob. 11.52 without taking », into account when determining the ‘change in potential energy ofthe load, and con_paring the answer obtained inthis way ‘withthe exact answer to that problem. 11.52 and 11.83 The 2-kg block D is dropped from the positon shown onto the end of a 16-mum-diameter rod. Kaowing that £ = 200 GPa, determine (a) the ‘maximum deflection of end 4, (6) the maximum bending moment in the rod, (c) the ‘maximum normal stress inthe rod. Problem 11.56 Bag tommy id a 06 m—+! = kPayn = bk ye where kis the speing constant for a Load at point D. Work of Fbbing weight? enact? Work = Wht Ym) approximete? Work % Wh Equating work aub energy , akys = WCht yn) O exact dey? = Wh 2) epproximete where yo is the approximate value For Ju. Subtracting Tk YO) = Wyn ae : : ) Yr JO = (yma ye ya tye = yn hve errors aterm! Tew Rhtive e = 7 Terk Bot, We Be bon cyoction (2). (a pial ror a wey < & @) From the solution ty Prob NG2 y= 1863 mun Approximate sofution: W=mg = (A\aai)= 1.62 E = Roorot Pe T= BE = EB) = 3.217 «10% mm” = 3.217415" mw! Le 0.6m, he 4O mm = 4OxJo-% m k= SEZ, Bx200%(0°)(3.217 x10"). g 436% 10 N/m re oy # yet s Rh. ainceryoxs Bronson) (78.65 x10" m* Yu = 1B RS KIO m= IBS me veletive evron = 1863-1825 2 go icg Oe = 15. Problem 11.57 11.57 and 11.58 Using the method of work and energy, determine the deflection at point D caused by the load P. Reactions: = FE | e- B Over AD: M+ Rx > Eke - CoM yy = PR (A tho), ger * ete Vd pba Gerl* Over DBE M= Rav * Tay ava pit (he Ue = Cee b= fie Ow Fab GeELL* = _ Prath(ath) | Plath Total U> Usot Un > SSS -eFEL i 20. path? 4PS,> U So 4: Sept a Problem 11.58 11.57 and 11.58 Using the method of work and energy, determine the deflection DEm=0 Par Relb=o Rr- fe Over portion DAZ Ms - Px _ (tty | ett yty, - Plat 7 Fa Dea Sy Bis ae + ae (xe = Fe ie ara Over portim AB? m= - fav tom ys Pit (Cy = Batt Us* Il. ger* Gere ty dvs cee Tota UF Un + Une = oe UD Parait) xp: 8.7 Be Egtelhy - {PROPRIETARY MATERIAL 02006 The sOrwHCanps, he lsh reve No ptt Mapa maybe pet pee careincy temarty cy ena wen be i orien anf fe psc od yond a lined Sabattus ‘owon are by Gran eit! cts pep at point D caused by the load P. fom yon es tet ring is Mr you ae SiN Problem 11.59 11.89 and 11.60. Using the method of work and. ee nergy, detemnine the lope at Me & ? a Reactions Ry = Meh Rae iz Oven partion AD ms - Mex pee eeeiut SMe (ee Gar CBee + BES ict ote Me Q* GEELT riz Me c oe Mev ace Mm Seca Chas wet Se dy > Hts hy Mbt GeETt Tated U = Usp + Use = He taie b') 4M.0,> U e,:4 Over partion DR M= au. (a+b?) Mo sere OS = Problem 11.60 11,59 and 11.60 ‘Using the method of work and energy, determine the slope at point D caused by the couple M, =) 7 Reactions Rt a Rae et Me Over portin AB Up, L mM, ic ne Se Bia ih one M i sede eer x Over portion BD Mz -~Moe eal ~ Mata Ue > ger Tht Us Dy t Up, = Mathes) DB 4M.0,- U eee Chet) ee Problem 11.61 P 11.61 and 11.62 Using the method of work and energy, determine the deflection ‘at point C ceused by the load P. le Bending moment, = M = - Pv fete ote Over “AB > me 7 ae - ele bk 2 Pus a a (U-GY) + ee TP ‘ Over BC Une = (bev Ef vidy Giese tbe 3 ET a3 Tote! Us Ue Ua £SE 3 SPS.-0 5: = gfF 4 = Problem 11.62 11.61 and 1.62 Using the method of work and energy, determine the deflection at point C caused by the load P. Symmetyic beam and foading: = Re = xP From A toe M= Rx & Pe a ta - sat Use * ga + ae “aS ede xb Ber + Gls) - 2 oe 2 + = Ue = EES zy symmetry Uce= Une > ie EE Teed Us Usgeln = #28 s aPS-U oo Bs ee - Problem 11.63 11.63 Using the method of work and energy, determine the slope at point B caused by the couple M,. DIM tO: -RL-MrO Reet Ms Ry > - Few eo “ Over portion ACs Tee 2G x mitch, Chet detrei og Bee al Over portion CB: Ung = S Pte de Upe= Fee Spite > HE Pk Be ae Sera Tete U = Unset Ues = #4 i Mok £M.Q,° U a: 4. gx = Problem 11.64 ene determine the slope at point A caused fe Me Ms Rvs Wey Ovv ACZ Une §. Bliss ov Me (oye w De® yet (vay = merely] - & Mb x Pa ie Over CB: eg = i Hay - ot ML ér aa Des = fen lt vidlv ‘a MeL Ue = 37 Toteh Us Une + =MO, + U Ee ee ad -“ 11.65 11,68 The 20-mm- diameter see rod BCs attached tothe lever AB and tothe fixed Problem support C. The uniform steel lever is'10 mm thick and 30 mm deep. Using the ‘method of work and energy, determine the deflection of point A when £ = 600 mm, energy, Use E= 200 GPa and G= 77.2 GPa. Member AB. — (Bending? T= yllreo} 510" ment = 225% 10 mt = 500mm = 0.500 m Me = Pa = (450\(0.500) = 225 Nem M = Px : P. uy, a Mt (Pd _ Pta® >) me ZED” ~ 9, 2er * GET 2 482) (0.520)* ae a Me Bieoorearsrioy = 0785 I Member BC (Torsion) Vs Mgr 225 Nem 10min T= BEN = 1.708 11F mm = 15, 708715" wl L= 600mm = 0,600 m = Tk , __@a5)* (0.600) ef Use* Ber * Geraastomiory) = S242 F Toth TS = Use + Uge = 0.9875 + 12.5242 = 18,4617 J LPS: U Sat au. aKis.4617) = 84.8410 %m > 54.2 mm i PROPRIEIARY MATERIAL, © 20 The McQ il Cama, la. Alls sre. No psf ie Menu ay be played eroded ‘date in nyo any meses wet ar wien prac of pb, fe boyd iw eed dutta and ‘Shireen’ by McG or rndvo cores preparation ICyou area sue slg ths Man, ou wing wi pean, 4590) ae T+ # . = 5002 mm = [Link] w 11.66 ‘The 20-mm-diameter steel rod BC is atached to the lever AB and to the fixed support C. The uniform steel lever is 10 mm thick and 30 mm deep. Using the method of work and energy, determine the length L of the rod BC for which the deletion a point 4 is 40min. Use E = 200 GPa and G71 9 a Member AB. (Bending) = AWG)? = 22.5 210" men! = 22.5210 wr Problem 11.66 Pa. = (450)(0.500) = 225 Nem Ma Px dy (Pi de as ae. Pad GEL 2-00 0.9375 I [fase 'e a —r, ee i. (6XQ00% 122.5216 Pe > Us ~ Ce Member BO (Torsion) T= Mg = 225 New Ca td = lomm T= Bets 1$.708%10% mmt = 15.708 X10" mt aoe as) He Ve = 36r = C721 Miswearjor) ~ 20-874 . BPS = Une + Uec L = 0.886 m = 386 mm Me-Px put Re yd pt ere pee Use? \, ger > azz {xo * “ea = 50} (200x107 Ceasers (©)G0ox 1.0174 x07) Tetaft Us Dey + Unt + Use = 0.86737 5 : : ZU. (2)(0.86787) Work-eneegyz oo FPS> U § + BU. Aio-8e7s7) = USTHO mM = UST mm be PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The Mecima-Hil Compa, ne Aris served. No ptf this Man maybe dyed epee ito th por writen persion of tps, orl on Hae don facie sd ‘ered fom er yay mes cao ied by Meter nil aus prepa you ie et ng he Man eae ng it spree Problem 11.69 11.49 two sta stats, ec o Zin ameter, comet Wy he gas sow, ‘Knowing that G = 11.2 * 10% psi and that shat DVis fixed at, determine the angle through which end 4 rotates wien a 12 kip in. torque is applied at 4. Ignore the strain energy due to the bending ofthe shafts. Werk ~ energy equebi ane Portion AB of shat ABO: 3 BS Tha = Ta * 1200 Ab- in ii lan = S46 2 4 in, Tas EG > FG)" = 57.543% 10° in! _ Tistlas . __Gn00)° 14) cE Uss* 26 Sag * Glu zee Versen? = 15-627 in th Portion BC of shaft ABC Use = 0 se Te. . peer Gear Bi Fe qo 7 Ye 7 4s Gear Et Te = ty Fee = 1266.67) = 1600 Phin Portion OF of shaPt DEF+ Use = 0 Portion EF of cheft DEF: Ter = Te = 1600 thin Lert Zim Tee = Sag = SA SABRIC™ in® _ Tatler. __dcoo)*G2) ea ie nC oo oT Tool? Us Uggs Use + Ung + Use © 89.97 ine dh. BB. NGL) © esranio® wd = 8.77" ~ Reo [PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 he McGraw Compe, ne. Allvights seve. No ptf his Manu ay be ple. pradaced [Sree iany fo ory Sy meshes ep ween parson te pusher o ed Sond he ed iano acs 28 ‘Shetatan pertndy Motil oe nn eur repeaton yee nen ing ther Mm, you eng ou perm Problem 11.70 111.70 The thin-walled hollow cylindrical member AB has a noncireular cross section ‘of nonuniform thickness. Using the expression given in Eq. (3.53) of Sec. 3.13, and ‘the expression forthe strain-eneray density given in Eq, (11.19), show that the angle ‘of twist of member AB is TL gds *reatT ‘where ds isan clement of the center line ofthe wall cross section and (2 isthe area ‘enclosed by that center lin. Fi Ss From equation (3.53), 2 = Za Strain energy density: 7 B- Sb utds ax ca Sale Se de = Ek fe 86ar RG a Work of beque = 479 = Dh § S 9: ea fe PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. © 2086 Te Mew Cops, Alig seved, No pt oft Mel yb play repodaed ‘asta yt 2 ne, wits he lor in pease plier, aes yon te ned bone okeeteg wd ‘vas pete Cras for inl ou peparaon Iyoung ths Mn you eng i oreo 1.71 and 11.72 Fach member ofthe truss shown has uniform cross-sectional Problem 11.74 area Using the method of work and energy, determine the horizontal deflection of the point of appiaton ofthe load P Set 2 nu Members AB and BD are Zero force members. = P Seint A Teint AL we ZR TO t ie Bie tP tO Ft BP +tZ Ro fee Fae 3 Fan © © Fe = $P Joint D ++FF,=0 Mem bes L | Fee cca pee ae fo |2] o As I ce S eo | o | 42) 9° fe Fo> P AD |-#P[ a2 Bere 7 cD 7 2| 5 2 AC P| au Pe FPL 2 an ih Us 2 fen -ge Ft z aPe - gee Work of P= ¢PA=U ~-U. ge, £4 Q- “t eA 88S ERO Problem 11.72 11.71 and 11.72 Each member ofthe truss shown has a uniform er rose sectional ran A” Using the method of work and energy determine the horizontal deflection of the point of application ofthe load P. Members AB, AC (and CD ave zeve force men bers. Joint B 422 =o P-SFe Pat FP TRO ~Fav- $ Facto Fo > -4P Member] F | L| FPL : as | o| #[ 0 ace a ° a 3 Work of P= PA = U ae | 85) 44 Bed z ype 1.75 coer often svn made oa theese wen of Problem 11.73 nner BC $0 mt an for oer manhon tie eens aa ti Ung = 20 Gr dacs aso fom Deane byaee 2 D_ sow Entire truss DEM, = 0 ae ee 2H Ry -(0,5\(6e}= 0 R= 12.5 kw Toint D 41 ZFy=0 Rat 325 kv Foo @ i Reo Fes = 30 kN ee ws Joint B 4+ 2R,=0 Fre 7 SRSKW Fe. 2 4 Th-0 Feet 125 kN Tr Teint C $B © fie = 30 ku Ca Fre : Pei etrti eoke ceo Ur 2aeq 7 2K Member| F Ck] L (mf A (ote )| FAL A (w*%e)] 12.4683 » 10° cD 325 | 13 4oo 3.4328 x10 Ut (@Goox1e"y go | 20 | 1.2 | 400 2.7 x10 AB 325 | 13 Yoo 3.4328 10% = 30,908 J Be 2s | os 300 0.0977 xio™ AL 30 wz | Yoo Z7s10" = 12, 3633 x10 ZPA= OU A= ay 7 (2X80.908), = 1,030 x10%m = 1,080 mm —» = PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2006 The McGrw-H Cong, nel ts, No pate ie Mel my be payed pod excises any fra by iy eens, eto te pot Westen ean ofthe paso lyon lined Souioaonotecto ad snr peed by B4Cea il re iniviuleoure preparation. Iyou esd ington, ou se Sng ws Foe 11.74 Fach member of the trus shown is made of steel and has a uniform cross- onal area of 3 in. Using # = 29 » 10° psi, determine the vertical deflection of join: A caused by the application ofthe 24-kip lad. Problem 11.74 af ZR50 -16-2F. 79 Fre = - 20 Kips +7ZE, 50 Shed Faas 12 kips Joint C HZ FO Fy - $0) Oo Fee 7 16 kips 2 -> FL .u ret e UWs2 yey "yee TRL Fanaa = 3 in Mewher- | Ftkips | & Cin FPL (hip? in] AB 18 36 tice Ac ~3o co 54000 BC ga | 4s 21648 = GB Bi2 3312 iu : U? Gare) * 0.58628 Kp. in 4PA+U A= B . Gilonsss26 0.63628 5 oyytin. ¥ et PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2006 The MCh Capes ae. Allsgh rstrved, Noa ofthis Man ay be pa odie ‘Rauesoted nay for y 0 sete wioa ir oon wren pion of e pet o ed bpon thn bes ota 08 oer ermedy Mtr ore ng couse preparation, If youre stu wing is Ml, you ae wing win pereieion Problem 11.75 11.75 Bach member of the truss shown is made of steel and has a cross-sectional area of Sin’, Using £ = 29 = 10° psi, determine the vertical deftection of point B caused by the 20-kip load, 20 ks R= Re = 10 kipe t hae = Leo = GFE = 7Zin. Let 25 Pts 30im. bye bees {CF 425* = ESTE = 78 in, Tait A MER ro: BE Ret lo-0 Fa Fag = — 26 kips By symmetry, Fant Fag = ~ 26 key { $2R+O: Lhe fero] 7 ci : 10 Fe Fie 24 kipe Falls aie UO & gpa = ea FPL Teint C: Fac = O, Fig = 24 kips Member | F(kips)| b Cin.) | F2L (kiptsin) Ue lbatoe AS [-26 78 SLIZB Yaaro? XS) Ac | 2 a 41472 F 0.64966 kip-in Bc o | 30 } cD a TA FINI BD |= 26 78 52728 EPS =U = las400 | 2D. (A\o.cu96e) s- P S = 0.0650in.) —e PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, 02006 Tie McGww Ill Csi, Allsighs rire. Nop ofthis Maval yb pie. ‘dbs in ny Karo: yay meas, witha e pr ween emsion be pasics aed yond ened eto ots esos peed by Mra fren cue pepe, Hy te sae eing he Maa ou ng oboe Problem 11.76 11.76 Members of the truss shown are made of stel and have the cross-sectional areas shown. Using E'= 200 GPa, determine the vertical deflection ofjoint C caused by the application ofthe 210-KN load. Joint C 4-ZF, = OF Fe ~ 4 - Fe 20 i af DRO: “* trow Be - EFae - 210 +O Solving simultaneous ty, Fae = 17S kN Fees ~ 175 kW MER =O Fag - (3 X95) = © Fag = 105 kw Us ze Member! F (lai)| Lm] A Uo" wt) F°L/A (NY/m) AS los 3.0 1200 2LS6RS «1o™ AC 175 | as] 1200 2, 8021 x jo™ Bc |-175 | 25] 1300 42.5347" 10" = 133.8993 * fo Us ze 2 "5 (@\ao0 x10") 334.75 FT aRA,> UL = 2Um _. @(334.75) ae ee A fea eae wiose B.19*10 8m = BIT mm db PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 Th McC Companies le leigh ested No par thi Mana ny be dipayed eroded ‘rast nay fr oye mean withthe por rites person pulses, sed bejnd thee sebuion taht en ‘heats pated by Mero fr hes sue prepetin gene ase sig is Mabel oat wig wl pes. Problem 14.77 11,77 through 11.79 Using the information in Appendix D, compute the work of the Toads as they are applied tothe beam (a) ifthe load P is applied first, (b) if the couple ‘Mis applied frst. EF From Appendiv D, Case! pL PLY We > BFE One = EE From Appeadiv D, Case $ a Mek Moe Sie QEE Om = er Us As A+ As = Ss + Pan + A Mo Ooe tai 4 PMlt, Met YEE 5 | HE REE +e Ys ke Yor tet : (b) First Mo, thea P. U = Agt Agi Ae : = BP Yip * Mele +2 MLO Ans - BE mpl Me YY cel aero etree * 4 bane ate Yor ROTRICTARY MATERIAL, ©2095 Th M3 Campi Asi Noe a i Maa mye pt tr dotobued ny fom "wont he pie rien perouson the pubin cnr partly McCord cocoon iyou es ae nya nto utburon othr and hs Mona, you aes wie pein Problem 11.78 : . : k ) Mel 11.77 through 11.79 Using the information in Appendix D, compute the work ofthe loads as they are applied to the beam (a) if the load Pis applied fist, (b) i the couple Mis applied fis. Appendix D Cases | and 3 - PaAY eu Yee © “Ber VEL E uy. PL? Bee = ee ” ger = M(Way , Mel* Yen = “Zer ar Mok Sn > ET (a) First P, then Moe Us ASA +A, ‘ Za = Pee + Pog EM Oe Z ANA ~ PU, Pat, ML ly YEA y " 436l" SEI XET Ler Lye bbe, ea, a! (b) First Ma, then Pe U = AytAgt Ac ‘ = $P yp # Miley +E MBhn = Fe, MP te = = wer “get * 2er [PROPRIETARY MATERIAL ©2006 The McGraw Hil Compa, ne Allg seo. No ptf is Mowus maybe played repel {rdstnbn sry fa yay ean, we ep ween eainan ofthe ube or wl beyend he md itunes and ‘Atco enmity ceil or ari cure prepration yous sud ag dis Monel youre sik wioe emo 11.77 through 11.79 Using the information in Appendix D, compute the work of Problem 11.79 luis ho arsed othe ean bend sapped frst, ( the cole 5 rom Appendix D, Case. # > Pe -- fe ye * Geez CO, te From Appendix D, Case 7 tye = gee Cay? - UaRD) = - ee DO. = Mel SEL ( First P, then Me. - Us A4A+Ay = BP Yeo # PYom 4 2MGar a a aaa yeh “ ex iger ‘cer low Pe You (2) Finst M., then P. 5 U=Ayt Ast A, Aa = RP Yee + MoQan + AM. Oore geesee Maelo Mabe Lv 7 Oe eye eae eg ee Wet leer * Cer PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2006 The McGre-tl Campi In, Allrighs red. No gui hs Maral mayb ephped epotce thst in any fro yey sears, Whoa he tre esi of plo wet bs etd det aes nd tsar pated by Mri evil cure pera yon aes ster ing the Hal oo ig wo purse Problem 11.80 1.80 through 11.82 For the beam and loading shown, (2) compute the work of the loads as they are applied suoetsively to th beam, wing the information provide in ‘Appendix, (6) compe the sain energy of the beam by the method of Se. 114and ‘How tht i sequal othe work obtained in para @) Labed tle fovees Py andl Pe. vy oe 7 Using Appendix D, CaseS oun Pe (Yuya Pel® e uae *“3eLl 443 ET : Bue = Peele ee] AMar-arvg -Gi] a BE Poke Pal? ace Swe? ar a ad So > EET Let Pp be applied First. 11d De Aa At As Be, 7 PRU 2 BL Us ER Sn + BSc FP Se = ae Er tae ES tats as wth Ro Re P uke - (Reactions? -Ra= Re = PI Over ee Ape a 5) Ms Px Dor (pieee = Se Cae - GT ae BE Over portion DE. ee az) ms Ue? f Be - CA: & Over portion ED, By symmehy, Use Uns * aa er ToD. Ur Uy + Ue! Ure fe BE = PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The MGs. Copa, Ins Al gh eserved, No puro tas Ma may beled eae ‘rshbute inanyfom ob any menn, ton! te pr Sete parson he alls of et beyond he ied distances ad ‘tar peated by Cr Hl fr rindi oer pepran If youszes ste sing ths Mana, you eusngi bout person, Problem 11.81 11.80 through 11.82 For the beam and loading shown, (a) compute the work ofthe loads as they are applied successively to the beam, using the information provided in ‘Appendix D, (b) compute the strain energy of the beam by the method of Sec. 11.4 and , waleorose pt eee ) Labed the forces Py and P, pee ety are CO abet eee a oie Usivg Appendix D Case } s,, 7 ala? . 4 BL ces Ber = eI Sa + Set Oss AEE + £ BMD Wk a EE. ge BE Ss. - 2 RE oe OE see + Be (stt > Se(sueyay) > ae fe ear R Dpply Py fist, then Pe a8 a A Z bs Us A +As As Se 3 abs. Sigh Si. Us $PeSe0 + ASa 125. -° SY SBR pe With Per Rr P U-@:G- DEP -ZEr = Over ABE M= Pv + A wee P(av-8) Dis = eee 2 eel iv - avs day 3 a rene ile] ee : a Eye 2 if jhy* Over BC: Mz Pv aye ES. Fea 7&3) Pts wee Tet Us Ue + Uns (Bea SU - 2 ew ~ Problem 11.82 11.80 through 11.82 For the beam and loading shown, (2) compute the work of the Joads a they are applied successively tothe beam, using the information provided in Appendix , (6) compute the strain energy ofthe beam by the method of Se. 11.4 and M, Mi, show tat tis equa othe work obtained in pata & 5) ? * L (@) Labed the couples My ant Me. Using Appendix D, Case 7 = Mab Mk ~ Mel = Mek Cour SEF SOn> Ger 6S FEF Ce = TEE Ma Ma Appdy M4 Fiest, then Me. | a. D-A, +A, + As Pate fad ol U= EM Ou MQug + 4 MeQay = gees Meet aa +cFr With My> My > M oo = (6) Bending moment Me Me t eee sedes > Mek He ‘ ger > [er a PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2005 Th MeGiaw-HillConpsses, ne. Alnigtreeret_ No arto hi Mani may be el reso ‘rabid say Srm or yy ees, toa the por ete eas fhe eo ed eyood he lined tation teaches sad ‘Senor pened by ce Ur linden cou repro, Wy te sen aig ral, you seg won enn Problem 11.83 11.83 and 11.85 For the prismatic beam shown, determine the deflection of point D. Change force of D from PH Q. Reactions’ Ra = 4Q-P)T, Rez FGP+Q)1 Strain energy U= Uno + Une + Veo DeSfection of point De Pectin DE: Use = M = Rx-Qlx-§) = Hie = g4-2) with Q=P, M= -4R (2x-L) . Us - Lar dan he |) Quel V-wide = (eu - a= 12) de a - Q(u-#) = 4QUL-x) -4P. Fe -aEE e-qir (3 Lebeau stall, PL -- BLS -3-1 -)+@ar+ 4)= ~ BE Wn pat Portion EB: Uyg = SSE M=-Pyv ao ae. “BM so _ feed - PL Od fection of Paret Dy Sp © -digg to = -£5 S&P Sit a) Problem 11.84 11.84 and 11.86 For the prismatic beam shown, determine the slope at point D. AAS couple Mo ot port D as shovn. Reactions Ryn WP, Rex 2P- PT Stvain energy. I= Dyp + Use + Veo Shope ind D. as % Fe O > 3H Sr Se ae aed Gerd Ration AD. Thy> SEE oe i P “ Mea = the a oH Wik H=0, M=0 Bee -0 Portion DE: = (ME te Mz Run fans Mos Mew - mee - Me Be (B=) With Mo = PQR- EY Vor aM oe ae - (at Bhd -e £¢ KG oe = fe (hh 2 Gx-Lde = eS. Glew ax 1 de 2 oP (Sit +8014 = hp (Gut +8 ux), - PE [8-4-1 -OGYOR) 4): Fa Portion EB; Use §, ger ev 2 Dee ("MOM yy L aac an. are \ eran 7° ‘ . PLS SuceL Slope at point D. «= > O + PE +0 >Re PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©7006 The Mec Conse Ie AB ie. No pf is Meu may Beil pec sett 2y fore ay mens wou a ie writnporinso pbtist,o we bejced thee su ce er ninand canteapan ieee sng svt orn sng tb Problem 11.85 11,83 and 11.85 For the prismatic beam shown, determine the deflection of point D. Ad force Q at point D. oe Cte ak a REE Over portion AD Over portion DB <¥ Eke FEC] Geigy rg rae Ooo cl litaeeetge Bett (GaSe tte = PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. 02016 The veiw. Cangas, In: All ng sve, Ne pas ofthis Man may boty duc rated any fem yan tens, bot oper ren persia of he pero st beyond he hed Sebo atch tnd ‘thts pemitedby MoGr Hl radial ese rato. I Yuen stl asin hs Maal You se ng was pron Problem 11.87 11,87 For the prismatic beam shown, determine the slope at point A Add couple My at pert A. Resctions: R= Pe-He Ge Fes te us Vaid “gaits wal Co, « BE He anata Over portion AD (o Ee (4 bla’ dbo? + gab?) Feb, ( Bha- 208 +2be) a ~ " Problem 11.88 1.88 For the pints beam shown, determine the peat pont Add couple My af port B as shown. Resctions. Ry= T(M+Me) t Straca energy. U = Go abe Slope at permt B~ Og= oe M= Raz Me = (Moe Medi - M, UD. Me (4 ee ae {#H# Oe = te VE -E e = Hip [oxox te fs wee nae = BEE) == Bab Og=—- the = My a Problem 11.89 11.89 and 11.90 For the prismatic beam shown, determine the deflection at pot D. Add force @ of point D. Bey. ve| Reactions R= -F2-20, > Plast) se Us Uy + Use + Ves 5 Sp= av Over portion AD? Ugg Vite, Me Rx =~ Bx dex, Bs dx stQro, Be. AU Barca = Ba Fay 3Q 2eIL >> * > Be sys Pat ETL 3(2 8 EX be Over portion DE! Use = {Edy Ps M= Rev Paw): PG@ty tey-Plaav)= By-pa -tav : t staso. Bees el UBy~ pCa) = Berl Cv ntvd av = getdate toaay] © £5] st Bat* a ET M=-Po so Wee = 0 PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2006 The Mcr-H Compass, Ine Alighis res. Nop of hs Man] may be ppd rma dtc ay fm yey mins, wit te ror wen pemiron fe pli ceed bend nicl uence een na secs peti by Metra ret vil ous pepron, ITs tes der singh Manel yu sng net perma Problem 11.90 111.89 and 11.90 For the prismatic beam shown, determine the deflection at point D. Add force Q at point D. Readions: &=-gwl-3 Q, Ss Fuh U= Vyot Use + Use 5 3.7 B Over portion AD * ens de, Mx Rus -aulx-dax, Me-te Set 'Q20. Me Wee. (“A 2H te 1 wh ("2 wt es | A Se me OS ee Marlee earl, Xan = Fey eT gwhow Over portion EB: ue au. 7f itt i 5a 0 Ue sa de Wer 2M - Wa. Haga = © De, Ue , Wa, wht wl, wht S- Se+ Soe See = save tee 7° 7 ' on PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©7006 The Mian Cnpasiy, Ine. Allphs ese. Nogaro hie Mana may be spe repeat totic oy frm a yay seo, wit he pr writen peo he polish, owed beyond te nae dbo tates nd ‘enon peng by Mc Hl fr bt nd coun prepare, Hye ses det gl Musil, you we wing whe! person Problem 11.91 1191 and 11.92 For the prismatic beam shown, determine the slope at point D. Add couple My at poird D. Reactions? ar - Fas Me Over portion AD: Sot M7 0, =-fe ity? . _ Pak “EI 3! 2) if PEE a aye wiv PGst) -Plavje B iM Bay Pa ~ ty v= Padeevdely =- Bes (y2 Ly dav (ey) bY) B25 Lycee ee] = 4 Pal Oven portion EB M= -Py Tho @, + De, Be, ath om. * OM. * OMe” PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2006 The McGaw: Hil Cops, ne Allrghs srs No ar fhe Manuel maybe sped otic ibusiayLrm o byay my,wi he pr ween misono he pat owed byand ne mtd cna ta ‘Scar pte y McCraw fre ol om eprint sng Mana ou ae ing wake! peri Problem 11.92 14.91 sn 11.92 For the prismatic bear shown, determine the slop at point. Md couple M, at poiut D. Reactions. ®, tainted Us Uy + Uset Ue; 7 3h aon : eee . . Over portion ADT “Us (gerd, Me Rx Mo we gt ot Sel Me ae Me ~ 4 Wr . it Cn + Sie = (a a» (Cae) = ~ at | ae = - Over portion DE: Une 5, fd M= Rev - ive dye 4 Mev 4 Wei L) ane Set M, = Mz ~4hwl(L-v) Sieg aewniGn, 2 wee Le. See = gag), ev wdue ger (SP Ye = Wer ; 4 Over portion EB Use o tre at so Da (7M OM y, - OM, vas edad ~ We , Wee , 2Us wit, wit wt > Soot ome * ome "Timer “eer 1 O * tet - PROPRIETARY MATERIAT, © 206 The Mc-l Compas, Allsiphs ened. No pt ths Maral yb plas prod’ Pets ny forse yo men went ep ween ean of he uit or wt beyond he ied dation eacher and SERRE PSSTictT oy cece ctor nian one apron, Myon ee as ug hs Maral, you ae wing imo prmiion Problem 11.93 1199 For the beam and looting show, determine the deflection of point B, Use E = 29% 10° psi TE AU force Q of point B MONT Unite? Forces in hips, fengths én Ph E = 29«10° ksi T= 397.6 in" EI = (24% 10*)(37.6) = 1.198 210% kip- int = 7975 kip. ft* 2 OM sat USS, = Us Siete +s Cer by BE = BEL By Tegan] Over ABE M=-1Sx, Bro SMB Ws o Over BC? M= ~1S(v¥s)-tSv -Qv = -3v-15-Qv, ge -v s s (lm Btay = \(avte as vidv = (atgte sersleve) = 218.78 Le 18:75 : : Se2 Fyio4 143.753 + Fe = TAB IO Ft 0.BR7 in me Problem 11.94 111.94 For the beam and londing shovwn, determine the deflection of point A. Use E = 29x 10° psi, FL Aad force Q at port A WS Units forces in hips, fengths in FF E = 2410? Wei, T= 39.6 in? EI = ° (29«10°)(34.6) = 1.143/0% kipein® = 7975 kip-f* ue S gia & BL Aman Over portion AB O =r Over DB O oy, ey : So EI EI le 1680, PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The Mtl Company, In. Allcgts reserve, No pr hic Mana may be pty reprtces itt the rc wt prisin of te use, cr ween io tn tran cr Sard ina fon ry any ea ie yaar pried by Mtl eal cs papain, Hyena ost iss Nana yn see eter ene: Problem 11.97 11.97 For the beam and loading shown, determine the slope at end A. Use E=29 x 10° ksi Dnids Fores in kips , dengths én Pt B= 24xtotksi, I= 526 int EI= (24410° (57.6) + 1.67047 10 kip-in™? 660 kip-FT™ ALL dowmy couple My oben A. Reactions: Rete B Rea e : - BY» De , Ue U = Up + Use S& > om 7 Sm tO Over AD O<%<6 Ms =Mg+Rx = AINE Over DB O G@ Add dommy toad Q ot point By Use poten cecrsinute De oo u: § tM Rdg * Bending moment +DEM, =O: M- Pa-Qb = M: Pas @b = PRsing + QR(I-cosp) Boe Remy BE = RG-eng) Set @=0 @) Sa? Zz > xf Mae ede = Lf PRsing RUi-cos@) Ro > 2a fr (amg ay = BE (-cosp - gate) > BR (~cosBs cos 0 ~ gsi Es dso) = BBloer-geo) = g ERE t w 5°28: alma eag - wl pee ener : Bat sate a : BR (Aa coe 29) Ap > BE (49-demaalfis BE (Fg -gsu bso) acaes : £2°( 0-0 +0) > $y = "ROPRIETARY MATERIAL ©706 Te Minto fe, Ai sv No pattie Mad mye le epnd isbn ay fre ay meas, Wout rir wee person th po waged te aaa str pened by Meer fr vil ore preprint yous de sng hi Manel yeas ng i iol persone, Problem 11.107 11,107 Three rods, each ofthe same flexural rigidity EI, are welded 10 form the frame ABCD. For the louding show, determine the deflection at point D. Add dummy force Q of paint D as shown. Statics DEM=0: DL-PL=O D=Pt 4 TRO THAR HP HQEO Ape (PtQ) © MIB Ot W+v=0 Ayr PS Us Ue + Un + Veo By Castigfrane’'s theovem, 5° 35 Bes toe Be Be y Set Q20 Ms Py i i 2 eae: EN ve > ae PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, 02305 MiG Cnpai ne, Ah. No pats Mae mye py ead ‘rset for a yay men wit orn permis a he pusher, ove yan the ie tion ees ad ‘eos peed y Mca Hl rene sous peputn, Wyeast ng Maa, ous asin i whut perma, Problem 11.108 Member 8C M siete writen er Sear poe by MeGrow il fh eel cane repro De aM> M= MaDe = M+ Px- Me L Set M,= oO M= Px out u,.= Ste SU Moe ye rpeCee eye pp se La Re: BS x(-Ddy = Be Member CD M= My we e Set Meo Meo us (ody au PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The MaGra Hit Comping ne Allright cred. No ut os Man maybe dyed reece 111.108 Three rods, each of the same flexural rigidity BI, are welded to form the frame ABCD. For the loading shown, determine the angle formed by the frame at point D. Add dommy couple Mz ot pomt D. Steties 4DM,50* M+ DL-PL=0 pep t AFF, -Ay4P2 0 A= Pe APE Aptos AeD= Aye Pot y ieee ass Ry Costighawe's theorems O57 BE ~ She 4 Wee 4 Wee Soe See + See * See i : Ba | User ae ty “MOM FT on 7? te publ, rated byond teed drt fo tach and you de sng tis Maa 3c ewe wo emia Problem 11.109 11.109 A uniform rod of flexural rigidity ET's bent and loaded as shown. Determine (@) ‘the vertical deflection of point 4, (8) the horizontal defletion of point A Add dommy horizentat force Q at point A. Over AB ms $Pv + oe nar Oye S Ber ae Set Q20 re fe pudv) dv Be = el Pog = BO b = a EE b> eC eee adi BE OSI =o > vertical deflection oF point Be ws , DW : Seo Sets SE > tee! a WD) herizowtad deflection of point A, > Be. We BE. oe BB = PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The Miaw-il Compare, In AN igh reser, Nop of hi Man ay be opel, od {rattled nay fom tao men thon ep wren perso te ute o el tye he ad ston cers oe permite by Maa forthe nivale pope, you ae salen ing hr Mar yous wang wake perm Problem 11.110 1.110 uniform rod of terra rigidity isbn! and lade os shown. Deterine () the vertical deflection of point B, (6) the slope of BC at point B. AAA dummy vertical Q and dummy couple Mo at B. Over AB Ms Pv, B20, BM = oO 2Q > om, Ue? [tea p Wes 2 © Bee 2 5 ° 3Q aM. Over BC M=-P(- $Y - Qx a My oo at sy ae Use = er Set Q= O ond Mz0, . _ Bea (ean kl road - BLEW] 3 eB We wer : . Be ao Be = EO Poca = 0 @) verticw dellection Ff point BL a BR eae ~ () sfope oP BC at poral BL a a BBB = 0 “ IROPRIETARY MATERIAL ©2106 Tw MiG i Cengage. No pao Ma may ine, potent ‘rdotthied nay for yay mean wie pr wt he itd ttn ocr aed ata pmsl y Metews i fore adda ot panron, Hou osu wing Mam you me anni wihod pre Problem 11.111 ‘LLL11 through 11,114 Determine the reaction at the roller support and the draw the ‘bending moment diagram forthe beam and loading shown, % a =) Remeve support & and ould reaction Re cs a Sead. ya v Uae ae BR LMR ee Re Ms Rev-M a =v M ‘ ie yer Bl, (Rev adv av | ST on ee ad Fe = SME co Re gt Mi = Re- Me = EM- Ma aM = PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2016 The McGeary, Ino, Allright eure Nop fie Mansy be opted, eae {rebut any fsa yey seas witha fe or we enn th publi, osedbepen the ane bao ote nd ‘Sven erie by 84a ek inviil ou prepastisn, youre stem wing is Mawa, ou sing kk perisen, Problem 11.112 11.111 through 11.114 Determine the reaction at the roller support and the draw the bending-moment diegram forthe beam and loading shown, Remove support B and add peaction Ry as a oud, U = Ue + Uee = Uae + the = 2, Wr , abes _ Dedhi oat dito. rio eer Over ACE Mz Re(vee)- Pu, 2B > (vs t Bee eV Teor y- Pultus$ ode = BY Wray - BU ve sree > fe ft-ar] - £ [sey ‘ 2 Ber aie Lu PL eB - aE Over CB: Mz Rv hsv 5 Ue ct . ea? Bei ee), (Rev = Se EY ak Ret GE ERAT EPL = PROPRIETARY MATERIAL ©2006 The McGrw-ill Campane Ine. Allvigh cred No pt of his Manual ay be hye, pods ert ay Fr erty ay mets, Witt i pie witen persan ot pb, crs bapond teed eben too snd ‘heats permit by Mtl reeves reparation. I yous Sten ng Manly stewing wi pean Problem 11.113 11.111 through 11.114 Determine the reaction atthe roller support and the dravr the ‘bening-moment diagram forthe beam and loading shown. el [Link] Remove support A and add veaction Ras a toad, spr are abbe a7 3R t asm Baral By =o Porbin ACS owe MeRy BB -fwkt ° ae o703lwl = aM Lot ats . aM Zul- wy, =o var ee Mae ela he k)- dehy = GS wl* = 0.02889 wl* = creas Problem 11.114 11441 through 1.144 Deerne he eon atte role suport and th athe bending-moment diagram forthe beem end loading shown. Remove support A and add reaction Ry as a Lond. ma us Saar 2. 2 a % BR al Mem 0 Portion ADE O SU een, - Be Bes 2 Vmod: BE Portion DBE (aex UM, Whe, Ue 5 % Se + Se ° Cit ee 2 SR? DR j Portion ABE Me yx, Be x w, + $ . : Set a MB a Roa - Heal - a SE Portim BET M> Rv -twi? = tRvedwly -gwlv* amt av i Be 2 bby dele ]aviay = gee [fee wt ve y alt a var LQ + OF-#9) - me + Be Wee » We wit 8 > Ser Be + (kek) Sr Bee = R =o gwl = dwt oo R= dGgul)edwl = Zwlt = MZR,= or Ra gt R-wh-o ~twl + + Gwh - wh > 0 Rez Zuit = PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The NChaw Hill Companies, Is. All gh ese. Nout of his Mana may be ply readied ‘Sriered i ay fom yay pe, teat te pr writen peasant pice, Reena Gs ban acer ives permed by McGaw rhage ces puss ya sss ng rel, ye wag wie pee Problem 11.116 111.116 Determine the reaction atthe roller support anu draw the bending-moment diagram for the beam and load shown, Remove support A and add reaction Ry as a toad. U6 sea cee Pace Portion AD? o<%e 3 M=Ry Be x Se: afin By > 2(te mead 4 ours PL = Bey: pee o DAI g 0.1728 PL Abdo ie RL- PIE) -BPL= - ones PL PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The MeGiaw Hil Companies, le. Al ht cere opt of his Man a bpd repaid (rset any foam ory any eas, wide pr wea perabsan of be puis been hel Ober end ‘Suse pamied y Mtl fr tne catae pron, I yout sn gi al yoo eng wie peso, Problem 11.117 11.117 through 11.220 Three members ofthe same material and same cross-sectional area are used to support the load P. Determine the force in member BC. Detach menbier BC at support 'C. Mad reaction Re as a toads us Zeb yer DTS Fea eAtame cr Toit C Feet Re Teint B +2 ZR FOr Fee SinQ - Feo sin P =O Fee Fan Fon [Fee HER Ot FycsGt Fees G+ B- P Fan Fee > ake Member| F QF/aRel| L CEL/ER ) 2F/aRe BO \(P~Ry)/2e09|-1/ Ao] Lieve | Re- P AHA CoP BE |(P-Rad/Reos9]-1 /2eosG] L/cosd | (Ra-P )P/MER cot D ge Re 1 a Rad / EA Ye = ~PL/2EAcoS Dp + Reh/ ZEA costp + Rgl/EA = O piaitis atest A tg eee Re- Ty Test'p Fac Ra > Ti Zeatp PROPRIETARY MATERIAL 0200 Te Meat Compete, Ape Noe in ip rte ey frm ar yey ean wih tn po wen parson ote per or unt terd els btn ashes ene ‘isan pate Mra il fr bor nad cone papa, [ous hr ng hs Manel you us Wi Premio, Problem 11.118 11,117 through 11.120 Three members of the same material and same-cross-sectional area are used to support the Joad P. Determine the force in member BC. E ie Detach member BC from its support at c point C. Add veaction Fe asa toads Z Teint B MIBrO: 7 : Eb fe Ereth-Pro ie Foe Feo = 42P -R e fe AZR=ot eee + eee Us Zief = gir Bw fee = © s+ SIF =0 Fae = -P +R Member F ar/ar| FQFAR) SF By 3Pe4ny =O Be Roo E ‘ BD |FRP-AR) -& |-2P 42h Ladtetin: A a ge |-P+ Ae] 1s |-Ptr Feet Fi = 4P = = [-aP+4F PROPRIETARY MATERIAL ©2006 The MaGraw-1 Compan Ine. Allsghts eso. Nop ofthc Man] may be sige, repent hts any fre ery oy mer, with pric writen person te bln x sed bone tine henner ane ‘tase pied by McCraw Il fr rv spre pepe, Hyatt sng ht Mos youn uey woe eee {1.117 through 17.120 Three members ofthe same material and same cross-sectional area BC. Problem 11.119 doint B R 5.2 aC H+ e RL)=0 are used to support the load P. Determine the force in member Detach member BC from support C. Add veaction Fe os a Poad. vu: tb + dy tee 2. 2 S.- BB = Zee a: MZA,rof R-P+ BRO | oe Ze-2R Fe ZR =O Foc t 2Fin =O Foe 7-$P + $F. Member! & de/ar[ L [Frere | Be Rl ot | a4 ars BD |4p-SR.| -§ jf} BPe+ Bae BE -4p+#R| 2 tReet Re z “Bree eur Pace Fak > g? PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2005 The McGaw il Copies, Ie. Allhecezrve No at ofthis Mapa my bs dpa repent {race ry fr ox yay ves witht eps weitere of usher, o td beyond the es bn aches wd ‘aos ited Mra iS esse reparation Iya st wings Mena, youre ing wo posion Problem 11.120 11.117 through 17.120 Three members ofthe same material and sume cross-sectional aree are used t0 support the load P. Determine the force in member BC. Cot menber BC at end B and veplace member force Fac by fond Fa acting on member BC at B. = ats Bree = SE = Sree - Area Joint +2 co: BRL +R-P=0 Frey Fo a P - BF Fre 4 ZR=O: Fe- th, =O P Fer EP - Fa Mem ber| E aF/afa| L | F(QF/DR)L AC Fe eee Fal Bc | eP-&R) -& | 2 |-sPe+SRe co | &P-kFe| -2 | Rol-APP sare z “(G+ PRS + BL Sar - +h) Ex + ($+ &) BE 6 For Gib p = GHP = 0.652 P Fac? Fe = 0.652 P ~ PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The McGrs-l Company Ia, Allright rsd. No ptf is Maru sy be played, ode edn any Fomor ay mets, Wiha te rw ean ft pb wad yu ed dato eas sor pied by Merl rir ose prepaton ou atte ag hs al, oe ein han porn, Problem 11.121 11,121 and 11.122 Knowing thatthe eight members of the indeterminate truss shown have the same uniform cross-sectional area, determine the force in member AB. Lot member AB ot end A and replace member Force Fag by Poad Fe acting on member AB ot end Ae 20. &: Ee ~7 Joist & Fa : a F at ZF sot Fae ee Fac - Ps 8 Fie Feo fe ar _ Fae? eee -3 = 4eEF, 20: -Shyp- Ft 0 fe Foe =-$Fu = -oP+ Fa Ro Foe HERr0: fet dher0 | Fe=-Bhe = -# Member} _F _far/am| L| FGF/ar IL | AB ir 1 a Fa AD | -3% -4 | 4 Bre AE | $P-$R) -§ | G2) -BE Pie Bee BD | - fh -€ |& BE FAP Be) ah a le Bue DE |-gP+F] ot 2|-$Pls me z ~Bep+ Pre P+ ZRA)= O ar GP Figs Fa = EP = 0.583 2 Problem 11.122 11,121 and 11.122 Knowing that the eight members of the indeterminate truss shown have the same uniform cross-sectional area, determine the force in member AB. Cot member AB at end A and veptace member Force Fre by foad Fae acting on member AB at end A. 72-2 ER Borges Fee Fes Jot & 4th Fat 8G ,20 Fe = £P-h Be {* $2250 -$het FeO | Fug = -$P + Fos’ Joint D ie] 3 HZIBR+0 fo t $i = 0 R Foe A 4 Fao = Fa Member | F aF/ae| & | FlF/ar)L Ae Fa 1 [2 ye AD an % |# BR? Ac |§p-am| -§ | 42] - Ber + Bre BD -fh -o | re Be |-P+th] & [ae |-e Pe ae DE ~gPp+h 1 A \-4P2+ 52 z ~3Pe+ Bay 2 ag(-du+eh4)=0 a> SP Fat Fa = SP = 0.667P “_ ‘mormusran 2h Mme apni, Ai a tt em ec 9 dibuted say Toa ery any mean wh fe pt wie esi ft seo ad heyeed he Emel damien ae od Sear pete by McCraw fo ek inal oe peparton you nen see wag the ht oun wing bes poe Problem 11.123 1123 Forth beam and loading shown, determine the defection a point B. Use . : ae WAKE 25 ide: Forces in KW, Lemgthe in m. 25m Over ABM = ~ 8x Bro Over BC M=-80y+1)-d(12)v7- Qv 5 Vv - = 200¥10" Pa, I= 28.9¥/0%mm? = 29.49 x10 m* 5, (R00 x104\(28. aa = ETB HIOS Nem* = S780 kN-n* Ur i tee CEE ger aM Sau a : ai\ nia ro me savy Alo + (Tain soo leva] = al (av'e avte ay) av : = FOsY + $0504 Host} = Beg. 28881 5.080% m + F208 md mee Problem 11.124 11.124 The ship at 4 has ust started to drill for oil on the ocean loor at a depth of 1500 m. The steel drill pipe has an outer diameter of 200 mm and a siform wall thickness of 12 mm. Knowing that the top of the drill pipe rotates through two ‘complete revolutions before the drill bit at B starts to operate and using G=[Link], Ei « (EAM/EYL EA AS Rod CD: Aen = BG)* = 0.60182 in? Eg = 10.6 210° psi Uy - - stot Wo, oysny( ry. nerio 209.54 ial Rods AB and EF: Ase = Ase = $(Q)* = 0.30680 iu” Ug = Ur = Laixlor lose4ser Bmio"AY 299.49 ind Total Un, = Unset Uso + Use = 794.52 ine db Falling distance is h+ dm Ws 100 4% W(h+ An) = Um hed, = Bes MES 2 29462 in Wet 9452 = 74.448 xl0* 7.87 in. PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The Mew: Hil Cnpniy, Ine. All ghee, Nogaro hic Mabel my be dpe poi [rds ay frm a ys mens wi te pol wsen osc fe publ o ed nyand th ed ssn to eae oer ete y Mc i bende cous propratan,Iyese stb ing Bs Mant, youare wing # wan perio Problem 11.127 11.127 Rod AB is made ofa ste! for which the yield strength is o,~ 450 MPs and E200 GPa; rod BC is made of an aluminum alloy for which 0, =280 MPa and E = 73 GPa. Determine the maximum strain energy that can be aoquited by the ‘composite rod 4BC without causing any permanent deformations, Auge Flloy* = 78,54 mm = 78.5410 ww Nee = Flit)* = 153.94 mm® = 153.94 10% mn* Pur = 6A For each portion. AB: Py = (4s0xl0*)(78.5410°) = 35.343«/0°N BC! Rez @80x[F)(IS3.94%10°) = 43.108 %107 N Use the smaller value. Pe 38.343x10" N yeh Pte __ (as. a93uo2) , (as2yax TG.) 2E pa Arw 2 Eee Ase CAlaconieN(7e.S4xion®) Q73KIOTNISS.71 10) = \s6.6 7 PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The MeCrsw-Fil Companies, ne. Al right rterve. No pat ofthis Manual may be played, reproduced scsi nay Tm erty ey mes, wt ta rr write ean ft plo el tye Wend dasdee eae ea cao pte by MC freind ous preparton youre tet wag hi no out sng tee pee Problem 11.128 12.128 Each member ofthe truss shown is made of steel and has a uniform cross-sectional area of Sin’. Using # = 29 » 10* ps, determine the vertical deflection of joint C caused by the application ofthe 15-kip load. Baa] y Members BD and AE are Zero ie force members. For entire truss 4D My 25 Ro~ (iRMIS)= O Rot 72 kips For equidibrion of joint E Fup == Ro =~ 12 kips Joint C ZRF Fu. -226, -Iis-o0 - &ke- Faro a : - 39 Kips Fac = S€ 'kips. Fe 1S kip’ Joint D 4-2F, = 0 JetB zor 72 - 5, (Fin #27) = 0 Fe =o Fin $ seks na + Fac Fmt 39 Kips a ‘ alee Fro = 36 hips Strain energy: UZ Eb gy ZFL Member| F (hips)|b Cin) | F*L (leptin) Detar Be 24010 ber ne | 36 7 | 93312 qe ee | 36 7 | 93312 cD - 39 78 118638. TINGS ~72 373, as ee °° ae . fa v, (224% 103 MUS) RE 7 7 . = R.74BB kipein AD | 34 a3_| gcse = 197148 4RA = U A> Ae G28) occ in ae PROPRIGTARY MATERIAL, ©2006 The McG Compare. Allighs exe. Noa of tis Mana may bedisplayd. reproduced ‘bt ney fem ony ets, wat po ween eran of the abo ed yond he ue disruato teaced ‘Scar pti y Ceol fr thirds couse pepron Ieee tha anal you ing moe peri Problem 11.129 11,129 The 3-15 block D is released from rest in the position shown and strikes a steel bar AB having the uniform cross seetion shown. The bar is supported at each end by springs of ‘constant 20 kips/in. Using E = 29 x 10° psi, determine the maximum deflection atthe of ‘midpoint of the bar. Ga bE Kt 20 kips/in = 202107 Jb/in Si R= Re > Pe For spring A, Uys aR yo oR = gE For spring B, Uy FReye 5 = BE Portion AC of beam ACB: Ms Px x pelea pe eres viet aL Vie = 3, gen at = Her, we * arEr Portion CB of beam ACB? Pat bac By symmetry, Ung > Use > le ey Pt Totad US = Uys Us + Use + Ure = tet T= bde'= £080.75) = 52.734 610% tn* 1 ‘ cay’ (Gort) © We iage1a*Xsz.734 10" YI yee 4B. 5 10d Md xtoe Ry Pa = 9 S7HIH10 yu, v Re S2.229x10 P= AR y Ui = (sr.22dto VCa S74 1410") ys = TET) 10 yt Work of Felting werghtt Wht yn)? @lQtynd= 6+ Sym Equeting, 6 + By 4.7871 x Lory Ya > 626.6910 y - Lasssexto? = 0 : af 626.64 10° + [CERE.64 xO > (HVC. 25388 Lo) | = 35.71? in, + 0.0357 nb = PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. © 2006 Th Mim til Comp, ne. All igh sero. No tof is Manual yb ile edd xb ed ey farm oy ay meas thu! te pro wete pemcxan of fe paths dyer he lined Sstbuton ech td srs peat by MeCra il othe nian eu person, Ityouece se wing hah ee senor Problem 11.130 11.130 Solve Prob. 11.129, assuming that the constant of each spring is 40 kipsin, 11.129 The 3th block Dis released from rest inthe postion shown and strikes a steel bar AB having the uniform eross section shown. The bar is supported at each end by springs of constant 20 kipvin, Using = 29 * 10° psi, determine the maximum deflection at the Ke 40 kips/in = Yo to Mb/in. R= Rez PR. Pn : 2 For spring A, Uy sa Ry > BE gE For spring 8, Ur dRyr gee gE & tee Pring, yerae Re Portion AC FS beam ACB+ Mea Pax cM es (it. Bas Lae Ue? I aes tee gee > Portion CB of beam ACB? ee Le By syrmetry, Ue > Une = “Se Tahal U = Ups Up t Uns Ug = Be Bele T= bbd* = £5 )O1SY = 52,734 «10* in® tue (ay te wot sa U-fasatsess + mcanenTae? spe F S,974 x10 Fa = Ym yn? Bs aa49 i B PL= 10. 8756210 yn, = (asa7e io N10. 875600" Vy = 5.4378 % 104 YS Work of Fadting weight: Wht yn) > @Qt yw > 64+3yn Equeting, 6 + 3y., = S.4878 x10" y,* jen SS1.70xl0% y= lio34xiot =o Yo { ssi to rio sf (551. 70915")* + NO. 1034107) 4 = 83.510 in = 0,0885 in ¥ = PROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The McC Canpnisy, Ine. Allin eset. No par ofthis Manel maybe pled, protic ‘Sterne inary for yay se, thn eb wea prin he poe we teyond ie ted eet aches ad liens perl by Mel fr ha nl cous pepsin. you Me Sean i Mara your sig it wba! persia Problem 11.131 cand ana = 12 GPa, determine the tran energy du to bending forthe timber soma sie f -M+RlLeo Efron R= EL, Rye the Over portion ADI M= Ryu Mek a co Buo= | ger “getas, Ode Over portion DB: Mx Rav = ty . =f Mba. Me fy Doe> J say = He vty - Mik eer ToD? I Ug t Ugg = Malate bt) 6EIL* Detat az h@m, be lem, L= Sm, Mo 204103 Nem T= fe (oX2uel*= 108.68 «(0% mm! = 103.6810 mn” ET = (l2x1o")(103.68«/o%) © 1.24416 x (OS Nem? ays (eox*V Tar U2] once Nem = WeoT GVU.2A44 IE ONY PROPRIETARY MATERIAL, ©2016 The McG Hl Comping, ne. Allvigh esr. No part of hs Manel any be apd eqotices itd ay form oc bya mes, with hc rr ween pense be pulser o ed heya te inset others an ‘esos pert by Mra Hl reais cours prepa, Hout sa ng eva ou eng tweet pra Problem 11.132 11.132. A30-in length of aluminum pipe of cross-sectional area 185 in? is welded to~ fixed support A and toa rigid cap 8. The steel rod EF, of 0.75 in. diameter, is ‘welded to cap B. Knowing thet the modulus of elasticity is 29 « 10* psi for the ste! and 10.6 * 10° psi for the aluminum, determine (a) the total strain energy of the Kips, (6 the corresponding strain-energy density of the pipe CD =a A=Rd®= 0,498 in* som, —l El sin cD: Uy PEL 5 Gowo*¥o) a6 49 ay tb REA — (2\io.6=08 8s) EF: U,2 BIL - (ono*¥G3) — s 197.38 in dh REA © (2X4x10* 10.44) (a) Totakt O= Uys Us = 264 in th = cD: = ge [0000 _ i S* _ (-s4os a 3 (e) CD: 6 =~ MOE2 =-SHeSipsi, U= 2 = aga exe 378 in-db/in' : @= 1o000 L ee PeSeecee Bere inh Jind EF @= Dig = 2268S pv, uae? Gyaaeioey 7 BF Abs; Problem 11.133 133 Solve Prob. 11.132, when P = 8 kips 11.132. A304n, length of aluminum pipe of cross-sectional ares 1,85 in? is welded toa fxed support 4 and to a rigid cap B. The stel rod EF, of 0.75. diameter, is ‘welded to cap B. Knowing thatthe modulus of clasicity is 29 10° pi forthe stxl ‘and 10.6 * 10 psi for the aluminum, determine (a) the total strain eoergy of the system when P = 10 kips, (the corresponding stran-energy density of the pipe CD and inthe rod BP” Fon EF> A= Ed* = 0.4418 in® Pn : " sain = Pt (8000 )*Go 2 : Veo ZER “Gliodwior Nas) * *8 AS inte + PEL __(g000)*(48) . 84 in Ah Use * Ze" @aaioriownay * 1% 84 u Us Uso * Use = 168.8 in-db _ 0.882 in-b/ind <0 5 ye Shs Gaton)* a °2E © aI 108) S65 indbsin? PROBLEM 11.C2 11.62 Two 0.75 x 6-in. cover plates are welded to a W8 X 18 rolled- steel beam as shown. The 1500-1b block isto be drepped from a height h = 2 in conto the beam. (a) Write a computer program to calculate the maximum nor- ‘mal stress on transverse sections just to the left of D and at the center of the beam for values of a from 0 to 60 in., using 5-in, increments. (b) From the val tues considered in part a, select the distance a for which the maximum normal stress is as small as possible. Use E = 29 X 10° psi. SOLUTION COMPUTE AN ENE MomEntE OF INeorA RO Seeziow /ooDvL) FoR AD Ann £8: Were Tz bP” Go /G2 ink PPro psé For 228 Fe bein, SEP Fin: see @ Fee ym, Bo= Amfts Uses We G-THRs 5 Gate $EA/s, Fen: 2% 4s, 4m, 2,7, Ig, ve G-G) FEPEn7 with SMALUR IyTERVOLS Te Find a Fer (G-0,)=o Ths 1S The DISTANCE O FER Tyg AS SIAL AS Poss/aLe CONTINUED PROBLEM 11.C2 - CONTINUED LE Tete minnTion OF AI ale ® 7p ct? E 8 Ol 1s DEFLECTION AT FOIL AR UNIT Lenn ATE, | a(@)+Fa($)- LEG -2)F a (4 ~p)ate ag) fee PRE RAM OUT FLT Beam = W 8x18 with two 6 by 0.75-in. cover plates he 2 in. WK 1500 1b Le 120 in. a yetat ymax Pax oa Th 2 in, in. in. 1b ksi ksi kei 0.00777 0.1042 35572 0.00 21.46 22.4 0100778 © «O.1gaa 35544 5185 21.44 0-15.59 0100787 «0.2855 «35348 «11.63 21.32 =9.69 0.00812 «011885 3483437129 21-02 73.8: 0.00859 394233896 = 22.30 20.45 3185 9:00938 0.2033 © 32508 26.73 19.62 3 0101056 0.2163 © 30736. 30.33 11.78 0102220 0.2334 28706 105 15.73 0101438 0.2546 «26563 195 38.93 0.01718 © 0.2799 24436-3627 2143 0102068 0.3090 22415 36.87 23.35 0102456 0.3419 «205503738 24.78 0103008013783 «1862, 37.23 25185 Use smaller increments to seek the smallest waximum normal str 18.33 0.00840 0.1919 34259 20.657 20.665 0.02 38134 0100840 0.1920 «34257 20.667 20.664 9:00 38.35 0842 011820 «34255 = 20.677 20.663 0.02 Max stress email as possible for a ~ 18.34in. Smallest max stress = 20.67 kei 11.C3_ The 16-kg block D is dropped from a height # onto the free end Pee cece eet of the steel bar AB. For the steel used oy) = 120 MPa and E = 200 GPa. (a) hte a congue pos calcite he mac alone echo dob Menog™ Fama a SAE Phee 11.69, page 705 — Trop” nae [8 Pog! Sy Sets Yow 5 Gro Trae (ezune Problem 11.¢4 Beam: W 150 x 13.5 T= 6.87 x10°-6 m4 § = 91.6x107-6 a°3, L=18m n= 750m m=8kg g = 9,61 m/s*2 a yetat ymax Puax Snax om ‘ae i N wpa’ 100 0.0003 0.6775 173.93 179.33 200 21275792143. -17940 300 194665175 179.46 400 212339 © $2185 «179151 500 215936 © 45155179155 600 218734 41.13. -179.59, 700 31073438146 179-61, 800 311938 37102179163 300 312334 36156 179163, NOTE: THE SHALL VRB 70° 0 Gps « THE IS DUE Tes THE piieese REQUIRED BY THE Hanes ASIF FALLS THROW Sonos Ste Pook I¥2, page I), FORA CASE bwilEOE PNEEY DELVERED IE COMSTANT 817 Toy, 16 ALE CONSTI, 11.C5 The steel rods AB and BC are made of a steel for which y= 300 MPa and E = 200 GPa. (a) Write a computer program to calcu- late, for values of a from 0 to 6 m, using I-m increments, the maximum strain energy that can be acquired by the assembly without causing any permanent deformation. (b) For each value of a considered, calculate the diameter of a ‘uniform rod of length 6 m and of the same mass as the original assembly, and ‘the maximum strain energy that could be acquired by this uniform rod with- ‘out causing permanent deformation, PROBLEM 11.C5 SOLUTION ENTER: T,> 300MM, E> 2005PR, Lz bon PEER ag? Elowiom) » ACAy,= Eleosém )* By Aleta FOR =O 70 bem STEP }m Boy ae U= 2 (een, Eacieatian Wag.) FER UNieobh Reo OF Same YoLuMe Vol = (RRA, r(2-aNhbere, ) Prpn™ Fy (AREF) U, Peo L MO ZEA yeu) Pap a, U, Vor, a, Bo, Use ETON FREE Ra OUTPUT Problem 11¢5 sigmay = 300 MPa, Pm = 9402, L= 6m, E = 200 GPA a B Vol a New P news ™ a m3 mm u a 0.00 169.65 6-00 8482.30 3.7 100 219.91, 6:83 10995153 49148 2100. 270.18 7157 13508:85 60.79 3200 32044 8128 16022112 72110 ‘200 370.72, 8.87 16525140 341 5.00 17181 420.97 9145 21048.67 94.72 6:00 13174 473.24 10.00 2356285 106.03 [ROPRIETARY MATERIAL. ©2006 The Meco Companies lo, Alripho nave. Nope fis Manel mayb plied rated {doinbte any Sam or yay mes, witout or wien pels fe peice bye the ne soos ad ‘hear eritedby Mein for ira euite repuaon I yousres stale asin th anal Yo we wig wu psn, 14.C8 A 160-1 diver jumps from a height of 20 in. onto end C of a div- PROBLEM 11.66 ing board having te unfora cos secon shown, Waite» compute program t>ealeulate for values of a fom 10 to 30 in, using IO‘, neremens (0) the tmaximum deflection of point C, (0) the maximum bending moment ia the bonrd (6) the equivalent ti oa, Assume tat he diver’ legs remain gid and use £ = 1.8 X 10° psi. : fou i». 2 SOLUTION f —+ free: Lh» BE, h2kOin, W/O lb « iim Ee Agnioepee a (enya ssinYp shine tsable Age BX Wihece ol = ALUENCE coerbIeuNT SEE Rela Fore DETERbaTIOH OF wire 2, = F@vIvgeENT STATIC LoAD i 22,2 3 BE # a He : x wort = wlh*4an,) = > scrapes tee] eee tol ae postion 2 we Yn A Wh? Sm = BL PROSEAM SDLUTION DEO FOIE Sm, ENTER FOR 2 lin. 7 50a. STEP Winn, OWE A FOR my Py= Sm /oh Mou eB, G-a) T= Mra /S PRINT Oy Sq) Oy Moms T EU20LRAM OLT RLF a ya Pa Max M signa an. in. ib kipein, “pat wo 14.622 757.7 102.532 5422 20 1326280216 991819 S3na 30 111950 a85.6 97.536 208 40101683, u9'2 958304 50 91462 986.4 93.661 5001 DETERMIN TION OF MELLENCE COBFF RENT & ued lar Bo ~ we 2) + a ae c Py BEALS (his he i ca qe a L— avd -a) ba ae a ne ang fee ea oles eee eeecee eis a

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