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lesya692 [45]
4 years ago
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A steel plate weighing 180 lb with center of gravity at point G is supported by a roller at point A, a bar DE, and a horizontal

hydraulic cylinder BC. Neglect all weights of all members except for the plate. Determine the force supported by the hydraulic cylinder, the bar, and the reaction at the roller.

Physics
1 answer:
melamori03 [73]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Therefore, the force supported  by the hydraulic cylinder is = -70.01 lb

Thus, the force supported by the bar = -233.84 lb

The reaction force supported by the reaction of the roller = 341.31 lb

Explanation:

The attached diagrams is shown in the file below:

From there; taking moments about point A

\sum M__A }=0

- 40 (180) - (80) F_E Cos 37° + 55  

-7200 + F_E (-80 Cos 37° + 55 sin 37° ) = 0

= - 7200 - 30.79  F_E

- 30.79  F_E = 7200

F_E = -\frac{7200}{30.79}

F_E  = -233.84 lb

Thus, the force supported by the bar = -233.84 lb

Taking the equilibrium of forces in the vertical direction

\sum f_y = 0

F_E sin 37 + F_A cos 20 - F_G = 0

- 233.84 sin 37 + F_A cos 20 - 180 = 0

F_A cos 20  = 320.73

F_A = \frac{320.73}{cos 20}

F_A = 341.31 lb

The reaction force supported by the reaction of the roller = 341.31 lb

Taking the equilibrium of forces on the horizontal direction.

\sum f_y = 0

F_E cos 37 - F_{CB} + F_A sin 20° = 0

-233.84 cos 37 - F_{CB} + 341.31 sin 20° = 0  

-186.75 -  F_{CB} + 116.74 = 0

-  F_{CB} -70.01 = 0

-  F_{CB} = 70.01

F_{CB} = - 70.01 lb

Therefore, the force supported  by the hydraulic cylinder is = -70.01 lb

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