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    1) The document provides instructions for completing a structural theory seatwork assignment involving determining properties such as stability, determinacy, and degree of indeterminacy for various structures. 2) Five example structures are given and their properties are calculated, such as having 4 degrees of freedom and being stable and indeterminate. 3) A second problem involves calculating the reactions at supports for a beam structure loaded by a concentrated load and two reactions are found to be 97.5 kN and 184.17 kN.

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    STRUCTURAL THEORY

    SEATWORK #1

    INSTRUCTION:
    1. ) Use long bond paper (The paper orientation is PORTRAIT)
    2. ) Write your name in each page at the top left corner of the paper (SURNAME,
    FIRST NAME, MI)
    3. ) Show your complete solution( Free-body diagram, summation of forces and
    checking) and box your final answer
    4. ) Solution should be hand-written

    I. Determine the whether the structure is stable, unstable, determinate and


    indeterminate, also compute for the degree of indeterminacy

    1.

    R=2+1+1+1=5
    C=1
    R-C=5-1=4
    4 > 3 (stable and Indeterminate)
    DI = R - C - 3 = 5 - 1 - 3
    DI = 1

    2.

    R =3+ 1+1 =5
    C=2
    5 - 2 = 3 (Stable and Determinate)
    DI = 0
    3.
    R=2+2=4
    C=1
    4 - 1 = 3 (Stable and Determinate)
    DI = 4 - 1 -3 = 0

    4.

    R=2+1+1+1+1=5
    C=2
    5 - 2 = 3 (stable and Determinate)
    DI = 0

    5.

    R=3+3=6
    C=2
    6 - 2 > 4 ( stable and Indeterminate)
    DI = 6 - 2 - 3 = 1

    II. Compute for the Reactions on the beam

    1. Determine the rection at the support A and B


    Since support A is roller and support B is hinge
    R= 1+ 2=3
    C=1
    3 - 1 < 3 (unstable the structure is not in equilibrium)

    2. Determine the reactions at the supports for the structure shown.

    FBD

    Consider Beam CB
    ∑MC = 0 (cw + )
    0 = 390(4) - RBV(12)
    RBV = 130 kN

    ∑FH = 0 (→+)
    0 = CH - RBH
    RBH = CH

    ∑FV = 0 (↑ +)
    0 = CV - 390 + 130
    CV = 260 kN

    Consider beam AC

    √
    AC = 52 +102
    AC = 5√ 5 = 11.18

    ∑MA = 0 (cw + )
    0 = 260(5) + CH (10) - 363.36(2/3)(11.18)
    CH = RBH = 140.83 kN

    ∑FV = 0 (↑ +)
    5
    0 = RAV + 363.36( ¿ - 260
    5 √5
    RAV = 97.5 kN
    ∑FH = 0 (→+)
    10
    0 = -140.83 + 363.36( ¿ - RAH
    5 √5
    RAH = 184.17 kN

    Checking
    ∑FV = 0 (↑ +)
    5
    0 = 97.5 + 363.36( ¿ - 390 + 130
    5 √5
    0=0

    ∑FH = 0 (→+)
    10
    0 = -140.83 + 363.36( ¿ - 184.17
    5 √5
    0=0

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