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Tension on Net Section - CORRECT ANSWER- Force per unit area in link BD.
Shear in Pins - CORRECT ANSWER- Stress experienced by pins at connections.
Smaller Value of FBD - CORRECT ANSWER- Minimum force calculated from
shear stress.
Allowable Value of P - CORRECT ANSWER- Maximum permissible load based on
calculations.
Member ABC - CORRECT ANSWER- Structural member supported by pin and
cable.
Cable BD - CORRECT ANSWER- Two-force member supporting load P.
Factor of Safety for Cable - CORRECT ANSWER- Safety margin for cable failure,
calculated as 3.45.
Ultimate Load for Cable - CORRECT ANSWER- Maximum load capacity of cable
BD, 100 kN.
Link AC - CORRECT ANSWER- Steel link with ultimate normal stress of 65 ksi.
,Cross Section Area - CORRECT ANSWER- Area of link AC, 1.25 in².
Pin Diameter - CORRECT ANSWER- Diameter of pins connecting members,
varies by connection.
Shear Stress in Pins - CORRECT ANSWER- Maximum shear stress in pins, 25 ksi.
Tension on Net Section of A - CORRECT ANSWER- Force per unit area in link A.
Deflection at A - CORRECT ANSWER- Vertical displacement at point A, targeted
to be zero.
Deflection of B - CORRECT ANSWER- Vertical displacement at point B,
calculated from load.
Allowable Load P - CORRECT ANSWER- Maximum load based on shear and
tension limits.
Shear in Pin at C - CORRECT ANSWER- Stress in pin C due to applied loads.
Force in member AB - CORRECT ANSWER- Tension force denoted as P in
member AB.
Force in member BC - CORRECT ANSWER- Compression force denoted as Q - P
in member BC.
,Elongation - CORRECT ANSWER- Change in length due to applied force.
Shortening - CORRECT ANSWER- Decrease in length due to compressive force.
Zero deflection condition - CORRECT ANSWER- Condition where deflections at
point A are equal.
Deflection at A - CORRECT ANSWER- Maximum allowable displacement at point
A.
Young's Modulus (E) - CORRECT ANSWER- Material property indicating
stiffness, measured in GPa.
Cross-sectional area (A) - CORRECT ANSWER- Area through which force is
applied, measured in mm².
Deformation Diagram - CORRECT ANSWER- Visual representation of
displacement in structural members.
Force Member - CORRECT ANSWER- Member subjected to forces, e.g., BCD
member.
Geometry in Forces - CORRECT ANSWER- Used to determine lengths and angles
in calculations.
Angle θ - CORRECT ANSWER- Angle affecting force components, e.g., 75
degrees.
Stress Formula - CORRECT ANSWER- Stress equals force divided by area.
, Load Distribution - CORRECT ANSWER- How forces are spread across structural
elements.
Force Calculation - CORRECT ANSWER- Sum of forces in equilibrium, e.g., ΣF =
0.
Thickness of Member - CORRECT ANSWER- Dimension affecting stress, e.g., 15
mm thick.
Diameter of Bolt - CORRECT ANSWER- Size of bolt affecting bearing stress, e.g.,
9 mm.
Maximum force P - CORRECT ANSWER- Largest vertical force at point A without
exceeding deflection limit.
Deflection formula - CORRECT ANSWER- δ = PL/(EA) for elongation or
shortening.
Member AC - CORRECT ANSWER- Rod made of aluminum with specific Young's
Modulus.
Member CD - CORRECT ANSWER- Rod made of steel with specific Young's
Modulus.
Reactions at supports - CORRECT ANSWER- Forces exerted by supports A and D
on the structure.
Load P - CORRECT ANSWER- Vertical force applied at point A of the structure.