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PROBLEM 1
The frame in the figure is supported by a hinge in A and a roller in G. It is loaded by a couple = 14 kN*m in B, a force = 12 kN in D and a distributed force = 4 kN/m on section EG. = 1.4 m.
Calculate the normal force in C. Use the correct signs for tension and compression. Hint: Solve using the principle of virtual work and use previously mastered methods to check your answer.
This is a problem from mastering engineering, the statics book. I can solve the problem using equilibrium equations, but i want to know what i am doing wrong with when I am doing using the virtual work theorem.
[itex]\delta[/itex]W = 0
[itex]\delta\theta small → tan ( \delta\theta) ≈ \delta\theta ; [/itex]
[itex]\delta\theta_{1} = \delta\theta_{2} = \delta\theta[/itex]
[itex]\delta\theta_{1} = \delta u_{1}/a[/itex]
[itex]\delta\theta_{2} = \delta u_{2}/2a[/itex]
LET
[itex]\delta u_{2} = \delta u[/itex]
[itex]\delta u_{2}/2a = \delta u_{1}/a → \delta u_{1} = \delta u/2[/itex]
[itex]\delta u_{3}/(a/2) = \delta u/2a → \delta u_{3} = \delta u/4[/itex]
[itex]\delta u_{5} = \delta u_{1} = \delta u/2[/itex]
[itex]\delta u_{4} = \delta u_{2} = \delta u[/itex]
[itex]\delta W = 0 [/itex]
Therefore
[itex] -M*\delta\theta-N*\delta u_{5}-N*\delta u_{4}-F*\delta u_{2}-qa*\delta u_{3} = 0 [/itex]
[itex]\delta u ≠ 0 [/itex]
[itex]-M*\delta u/2a-N*\delta u/2-N*\delta u-F*\delta u-qa*\delta u/4 = 0 [/itex]
[itex]-\frac{3}{2}N = M/2a + F + qa/4 [/itex]
N = -12.2666... kN
But the answer should be -17.6 kN according to equilibrium equations.
PROBLEM 2
The frame in the figure is supported by a hinge in A and a roller in G. It is loaded by a couple = 4 kN*m in D, a force = 6 kN in B and a distributed force = 1 kN/m on section EG. = 1.5 m
Calculate the shear force in C with the sign convention as shown in the figure. Hint: Solve using the principle of virtual work and use previously mastered methods to check your answer.
[itex]\delta[/itex]W = 0
[itex]\delta\theta small → tan ( \delta\theta) ≈ \delta\theta ; [/itex]
I have no idea how to calculate the virtual displacement for the force F at B.
Homework Statement
The frame in the figure is supported by a hinge in A and a roller in G. It is loaded by a couple = 14 kN*m in B, a force = 12 kN in D and a distributed force = 4 kN/m on section EG. = 1.4 m.
Calculate the normal force in C. Use the correct signs for tension and compression. Hint: Solve using the principle of virtual work and use previously mastered methods to check your answer.
This is a problem from mastering engineering, the statics book. I can solve the problem using equilibrium equations, but i want to know what i am doing wrong with when I am doing using the virtual work theorem.
Homework Equations
[itex]\delta[/itex]W = 0
[itex]\delta\theta small → tan ( \delta\theta) ≈ \delta\theta ; [/itex]
The Attempt at a Solution
[itex]\delta\theta_{1} = \delta\theta_{2} = \delta\theta[/itex]
[itex]\delta\theta_{1} = \delta u_{1}/a[/itex]
[itex]\delta\theta_{2} = \delta u_{2}/2a[/itex]
LET
[itex]\delta u_{2} = \delta u[/itex]
[itex]\delta u_{2}/2a = \delta u_{1}/a → \delta u_{1} = \delta u/2[/itex]
[itex]\delta u_{3}/(a/2) = \delta u/2a → \delta u_{3} = \delta u/4[/itex]
[itex]\delta u_{5} = \delta u_{1} = \delta u/2[/itex]
[itex]\delta u_{4} = \delta u_{2} = \delta u[/itex]
[itex]\delta W = 0 [/itex]
Therefore
[itex] -M*\delta\theta-N*\delta u_{5}-N*\delta u_{4}-F*\delta u_{2}-qa*\delta u_{3} = 0 [/itex]
[itex]\delta u ≠ 0 [/itex]
[itex]-M*\delta u/2a-N*\delta u/2-N*\delta u-F*\delta u-qa*\delta u/4 = 0 [/itex]
[itex]-\frac{3}{2}N = M/2a + F + qa/4 [/itex]
N = -12.2666... kN
But the answer should be -17.6 kN according to equilibrium equations.
PROBLEM 2
Homework Statement
The frame in the figure is supported by a hinge in A and a roller in G. It is loaded by a couple = 4 kN*m in D, a force = 6 kN in B and a distributed force = 1 kN/m on section EG. = 1.5 m
Calculate the shear force in C with the sign convention as shown in the figure. Hint: Solve using the principle of virtual work and use previously mastered methods to check your answer.
Homework Equations
[itex]\delta[/itex]W = 0
[itex]\delta\theta small → tan ( \delta\theta) ≈ \delta\theta ; [/itex]
The Attempt at a Solution
I have no idea how to calculate the virtual displacement for the force F at B.
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