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EF 102 Module 2, Lecture 2 1 Statics Module 2 - Lecture 2 Supports Pulleys Tension in Rope Support Forces Distributed Loads – Uniform – Linear Reactions Cantilever Structure Roof Truss Supports - 2 D Page 196-197 in text. Review your EF 101 notes. Common types: — Pin — Roller — Fixed

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Page 1: Statics Module 2 - Lecture 2 · chain, or rope Weight of cable negligible Weight of cable not negligible belt, Force exerted by a flexible cable is always a tension away from the

EF 102

Module 2, Lecture 2 1

Statics Module 2 - Lecture 2

• Supports• Pulleys

– Tension in Rope– Support Forces

• Distributed Loads– Uniform– Linear

• Reactions– Cantilever Structure– Roof Truss

Supports - 2 D

Page 196-197 in text.

Review your EF 101 notes.

Common types:

— Pin

— Roller

— Fixed

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EF 102

Module 2, Lecture 2 2

Supports - 2 D

Supports - 2 D

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EF 102

Module 2, Lecture 2 3

Supports - 2 D

Supports - 2 D

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EF 102

Module 2, Lecture 2 4

Pulleys

1000 lb

T

30 deg

A

B

C

Pulleys

1000 lb

T

30 deg

A

B

C

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Module 2, Lecture 2 5

Distributed Loads

3 lb/ftLinear

Uniform3 lb/ft

=

12 ft

12 ft

=

Example: Cantilever Beam

30 deg

1.4 kN

2.4 m

1.2 m

4 kN-m

3 kN/m

Resultant of distributed load:

Location of resultant:

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Module 2, Lecture 2 6

Example: Cantilever Beam

30 deg

1.4 kN

2.4 m

1.2 m

4 kN-m

3.6 kN1.6 m

Example: Roof Truss20000lb

36000lb 36000lb3 @ 30 ft = 90 ft 2 @ 30 ft = 60 ft

30 ft