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a. the normal strain in the wire rope b. the total deformation (in mm) of the compound bar c. the deflection (in mm) of point C

a. the normal strain in the wire rope b. the total deformation (in mm) of the compound bar c. the deflection (in mm) of point C

Elements Of Electromagnetics
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In the mechanism shown, bars EF and FG are made of steel while GH is made of aluminum. The compound bar is attached to a rigid support at H and to a galvanized wire rope at E. Bar ABC is rigid. Upon application of the external loads, determine a. the normal strain in the wire rope b. the total deformation (in mm) of the compound bar c. the deflection (in mm) of point C Assume that pulley D is frictionless, has negligible size, and is attached to a rigid plate. Value: P1=9 kN P2= 105 kN P3=89 kN d=159 mm
Transcribed Image Text:In the mechanism shown, bars EF and FG are made of steel while GH is made of aluminum. The compound bar is attached to a rigid support at H and to a galvanized wire rope at E. Bar ABC is rigid. Upon application of the external loads, determine a. the normal strain in the wire rope b. the total deformation (in mm) of the compound bar c. the deflection (in mm) of point C Assume that pulley D is frictionless, has negligible size, and is attached to a rigid plate. Value: P1=9 kN P2= 105 kN P3=89 kN d=159 mm
600 -400- 600 800 G| P2 P3 E F Tha at y pnywty i A - 100 mm E - 200 GPa A- 150 mm E- 200 GPa A130 mm E- 70 GPa 700 A- 50 mm E- 83 GPa P1 d. 30° o B 500 All dimensions are in millimeters.
Transcribed Image Text:600 -400- 600 800 G| P2 P3 E F Tha at y pnywty i A - 100 mm E - 200 GPa A- 150 mm E- 200 GPa A130 mm E- 70 GPa 700 A- 50 mm E- 83 GPa P1 d. 30° o B 500 All dimensions are in millimeters.
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