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Engineering Statics by Meriam and Kraige
Chapter 4: Structures
Structural Analysis
Frames and Machines
How to Solve Frames and Machines Problems (Statics) | Engineers Academy
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[@globallrankingz]

i think you need to add the radius of the pulley...

[@mdfahimmuntasirnavid5465]

Tension is also acting along the string to the left right? Why didn't you include that in the free body diagram?

[@mdmizanurmizanur5810]

Just Awesome 😄😄
Keep Going ❤️❤️

[@lifewithAdityapratap]

superb lecture sir. LOVE from IIT Dhanbad🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@clementinaedward6323]

Thank you sir

[@leyuzema1972]

The frame supports the 400-kg load in the manner shown. Neglect the weights of the members compared with the forces induced by the load and compute the magnitude of the reaction at A.

[@tomriddle9489]

thanks a lot

[@ikahtube2865]

sir when we do the sumation of moment at A why dont we consider the TWO tension as separate force since ther line of action of force is diffrent why Tx is not producing moment at point A

[@kaursingh637]

execellent -very good= pls suggest a book

[@rasool_trm]

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[@EngineersAcademy2020]

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[@HashemAljifri515]

How could you find the reactions of the pin A and roller B while there are hinged sides??!

[@stephenmiti8829]

Why did you multiply Cx by two..I thought the perpendicular distance is 1.5🤔.. otherwise your videos have really helped me 🙏🙏

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

It is 1.5 ur right

[@supremetuscany2258]

Do we just assume the directions of those forces for finding a member? like whether it is going up/down or right/left?

[@JustRealAsf]

Yeah, then if you get a negative number, your assumption was wrong, but magnitude is still right.

[@user-fd8mm3ck4w]

sir, can you please help me to solve a question similar to this?

[@aliemad6670]

can we consider member CE as a two force member??

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

Yes CE is a two force member.

[@samuelabera8262]

Why did you consider Force at D is in the x-direction since it roller supported what if we consider it as y-directional force,because our teacher said roller always gives y-directional support for the system .

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

Roller akways give support perpendicular to the surface

[@samuelabera8262]

@@EngineersAcademy2020 okay.i understood you keep going your videos are really useful

[@briankim8483]

no two force member ?? for CE

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

Its a two force member,

[@A.Hisham86]

Well, CE is 2 forces member

[@suharshsharma6764]

its not good sir as we have to multiply the load to 9.8 not devide that will make it kg m per second squre the unit of force newtons

[@diaboalmubarak210]

yeah how it be the answer 3.92N of 400kg, if we have 400kg we should multiply it in 9.80m/s so the answer is 3920N not 3.92N

[@diaboalmubarak210]

Can you explain to me how he got the answer of 3.92N for 400kg?

[@elhamabbas6708]

What you teach???

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

i am lecturer in Mechanical engineering department.

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[@wealth381]

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@@wealth381 at UET Peshawar

[@CpJoshi-sh5cu]

Thank you sir