Bar Truss
Bar Truss
Bar Truss
MODULE-23C
MODULE-23C
TRUSSES
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1.
(a)100kN tension
(b) 100 kN compression
(c) 80 kN tension
(d) 80 kN compression
Ans:
Taking moments about A we get
and
Take a vertical section in between
and . Taking
moments about
,
Therefore
. Now take moments about
Assume force in
(
2.
Solving
we
get
For the plane truss shown in the figure, the number of zero force
members for the given loading is
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(b)
(c) P/2
(d)
Ans:
4.
(c) (
(b)
)
(d) (
Ans:
The forces in all members except bottom member, BC and
mirror member of BC are zero force members. By unit load
method,
(
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For the truss shown in the figure. the force in the member QR is
(C) P (D)
Ans:
Take the section by cutting QR, TR and TS. Taking moments
about T,
. Therefore
.
6.
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b)1000kg
d) Zero
Ans:
The force in Members AE and AB are zero because only two
members are meeting at a joint , there no external force and
there are not in line.
8.
a)
Zero
b)
500 kg(compression)
c)
500 kg(tension)
d)
1000 kg (tension)
Ans:
The forces in CF and FE are zero. The forces in CD and AC
are zero. The force in BE is zero. Analyzing at joint D we get
500 kg(tension)
9.
a)
50 kN compression
b)
50 kN tension
c)
50 kN tension
d)
Zero
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10.
The force in the member AB of the truss shown in the given figure
is
a)
25 kN compression
b)
25 kN tension
c)
25 kN compression
d)
25 kN tension
Ans:
The force in member below 50 kN load is 50 kN.By
analyzing at B we get
25 kN tension.
11.
a) Zero b) W
c) W d)
Ans:
The forces in members BC and CD are zero. The force in Ab is
zero because the W and member BD in one line and the third
member AB does not has balancing component in the direction
normal to BD.
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List-II
A.
PR
1. 40kN(Tension)
B.
RS
2. 40kN(Compression)
C.
SU
3. 60kN(Tension)
D.
RT
4. 50 kN(Compression)
Codes:
A
a)
b)
c)
d)
Ans:
The force in RT is 60 kN tension. By taking moments about
Q we get
Analyzing at P we get,
=
Compression. Analyzing vertically at R we
get
= compression and
= kN compression.
Analyzing at U we get
= kN tension. Ans (d).
13.
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40kN(Compressive)
b)
80kN(Tension)
c)
80kN(Compressive)
d)
120kN(Compressive)
Ans:
Take a section vertically between AB and take moments A.
compressive.
14.
In the pin-jointed plane frame shown in the given figure, the force
in the member BD is
a)
50000N(Tensile)
b)
50000N(Compressive)
c)
50000 (Tensile)
d)
Zero
Ans:
The force in member BD is zero as three members are meeting
at B and AB and BC are in line.
15.
a)
10 kN(Tensile)
b)
10 kN(Compressive)
c)
Zero
d)
10kN(Tensile)
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16.
a)
b) 5
c) 6
d) 3
Ans:
Internal three and external one. Total 4.
17.
a)
5 kN compression
b)
2 kN compression
c)
Zero
d)
7 kN compression
Ans:
The force in AB is zero as the member AB is meeting at B
and there no balancing component in horizontal.
18.
The force in the member BD of the truss shown in the figure given
below is
a)
4 kN tensile
b)
4 kN compressive
c)
Zero
d)
12 kN compressive
Ans:
The force in BD is 4 kN compressive.
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In the truss shown in the figure shearing at section from left hand
side is given by
a) CD
b) CE
c) CF
d) DF
Ans. CF
20.
In the truss shown in the figure shearing at section from left hand
side is given by
a) CD
b) CE
c) CF
d) DF
Ans. CF
21.
a)
EC only
b)
EC and AB
c)
EC and AC
d)
EC, AC and AB
Ans:
The members EC and AC carries zero force.
22.
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a)
P(tensile)
b)
P(compression)
c)
2P(tensile)
d)
Zero
Ans:
The force in EC is zero
23.
a) 35 kN
b) 30 kN
c) 20 kN
d) 15 kN
Ans:
Analyzing at U we get the force in UL is 20 kN
compressive.
24.
a) 5 kN
b) 10kN
c) zero
d) 5 kN
Ans:
The force in member AB is zero as there in no balancing
component in vertical direction at B.
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What is the ratio of the force in the members AB,BE and AE of the
pin-jointed truss shown in the figure given below?
a)
5:4:3
b)
4:3:5
c)
( ):( ) ( )
d)
None of these
Ans:
Taking moments about C we get,
fore
is
. There
.
(
The force in AB is
The ratio
(b)
26.
a)
P(Tension)
b)
P (Compression)
c)
P/ (Compression)
d)
Zero
Ans:
The force in AB is zero.
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What are the magnitudes of axial forces in the members I, II, and
III, respectively?
a)
b)
c)
d)
Ans:
(
. So the answer is (b).
28.
a)
PL/AE
b)
2PL/AE
c)
PL/2AE
d)
3PL/AE
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29.
a)
5 kN
b)
7 kN (approximately)
c)
4 kN
d)
Zero
Ans:
The force in BD is zero.
30.
a)
12T(tension)
b)
2T(compression)
c)
7T(compression)
d)
5T (tension)
Ans:
The force in CD is 5 kN tension
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a)
10 kN tensile
b)
10 kN compressive
c)
5.76 kN compressive
d)
Zero
Ans:
Taking section passing through AB and BC and taking
moments about A,
10 kN compressive
32.
a) 2
b) 4
c) 5
d) 6
Ans:
Internal three and external one. Total 4.
33.
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a) 2
b) 3
c) 4
d) 5
Ans:
Internal two and no external. Total 2
34.
b)
c)
d)
Ans:
The force in ED is zero. By taking moments about A,
.
So the answer is (b)
35.
1.
The frame is internally determinate and externally
indeterminate.
2.
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4.
a)
1 only
b)
1 and 2
c)
3 only
d)
3 and 4
Ans:
The frame is determinate internally and externally
36.
b)
c)
d)
Ans:
37.
b) P
a) P
c)
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38.
a)
b)
c) zero
d)
Ans:
The force in XY is zero.
39.
a)
P Tensile
b)
P Compressive
c)
2P Tensile
d)
2P Compressive
Ans:
The forces in AB and BC are zero. By analyzing horizontally
at A we get the force in AC as compressive. Analyzing
at C we get
tensile.
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