Cyclovenom said:Does this problem comes with a statement?, usually a roof or slab is supported by beams which receive the load from the slab and then send it to the truss as point loads. This structure as a whole is unstable.
radou said:You'll have moments on the AD-DB part only.
N-, V-, and M-Diagrams are graphical representations used to analyze the internal forces, moments, and shear forces in a structural member. They help engineers and scientists understand how a structure will behave under different loading conditions.
N-Diagrams represent the internal axial forces (tension and compression) in a member, V-Diagrams represent the shear forces, and M-Diagrams represent the bending moments. They all have different shapes and scales, but they are all interconnected and provide a comprehensive understanding of the internal forces in a structure.
N-, V-, and M-Diagrams are commonly used in the design and analysis of buildings, bridges, and other structures. They are also useful in the assessment of existing structures and in forensic investigations of structural failures.
N-, V-, and M-Diagrams are typically created using computer software, such as structural analysis programs, which use mathematical equations and algorithms to calculate and plot the internal forces in a structure. They can also be hand-drawn using the principles of statics and mechanics of materials.
N-, V-, and M-Diagrams provide a simplified representation of the internal forces in a structure and do not take into account other factors such as material properties, geometric imperfections, and dynamic effects. Therefore, they should be used in conjunction with other structural analysis methods and should not be solely relied upon for design or assessment purposes.