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BMayerChabotCollegeedu Engineering 36 Lab05 Angle Problems Problem Cables AB amp AC attached to Tree Trunk and fastened to Stakes in the Ground Given Cable Tension T AC 36 kN ID: 759121

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Slide1

Bruce Mayer, PELicensed Electrical & Mechanical EngineerBMayer@ChabotCollege.edu

Engineering 36

Lab-05

AngleProblems

Slide2

Problem

Cables AB & AC attachedto Tree Trunkand fastenedto Stakes in the GroundGiven Cable Tension TAC = 3.6 kNFindComponents of Force exerted by cable AC on the TreeThe Space Angles θx, θy, θz for Cable AC

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Tree Prob by MATLAB

>> TAC = 3.6;

>>

Fyv

= -TAC*

sind

(45)

Fyv

=

-2.5456

>>

Fh

= TAC*

cosd

(45)

Fh

=

2.5456

>>

Fzv

=

Fh

*

cosd

(25)

Fzv

=

2.3071

>>

Fxv

= -

Fh

*

sind

(25)

Fxv

=

-1.0758

>>

TACv

= [

Fxv

Fyv

Fzv

]

TACv

=

-1.0758 -2.5456 2.3071

>>

uAC

=

TACv

/TAC

uAC

=

-0.2988 -0.7071 0.6409

>>

Qxyz

=

acosd

(

uAC

)

Qxyz

=

107.3877 135.0000

50.1443

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Problem

Given theGeometryof the SteelFrameWork as ShownGivenEF & EG are CablesPt-E is at MidPt of BCTension in Cable EF is 330NFindAngle Between EF and BCProjection on BC of the force exerted by Cable EF at Pt-E

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û

EF

û

BC

û

EF

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I-Beam Prob by MATLAB

>> B = [0 8.25 0]; F = [1 0 0]; C = [16 3.75, -12];

>> E = [16/2 (3.75+8.25)/2 -6]

E

=

8 6 -6

>>

EFv

= F-E

EFv

=

-7 -6 6

>>

BCv

= C - B

BCv

=

16.0000 -4.5000 -12.0000

>>

EFm

= norm(

EFv

)

EFm

=

11

>>

BCm

= norm(

BCv

)

BCm

=

20.5000

>>

uEF

=

EFv

/

EFm

uEF

=

-0.6364 -0.5455 0.5455

>>

uBC

=

BCv

/

BCm

uBC

=

0.7805 -0.2195 -0.5854

>>

Qceg

=

acosd

(dot(

uEF,uBC

))

Qceg

=

134.1254

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Problem

GivenGeometryas ShownBungiCordPC with Tension of 30NDistance OP = 120 mmFindAngle Between PC and OAProjection on OA of the force exerted by the BungiCord PC at Pt-P

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=

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û

OA

|û|

û

OA

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Bungi Prob by MATLAB

>>

OAm

= norm([240 240 -120])

OAm

=

360

>>

OPm

= 120;

>> Ratio =

OPm

/

OAm

Ratio

=

0.3333

>> A = [240 240 -120]

A

=

240 240 -120

>> P = Ratio*A

P

=

80 80 -40

>> C = [180 300 240]

C

=

180 300 240

>>

PCv

= C-P

PCv

=

100 220 280

>>

OAv

= A;

>>

PCm

= norm(

PCv

)

PCm

=

369.8648

>>

OAm

= norm(

OAv

)

OAm

=

360

>>

Qcpa

=

acosd

(dot(

PCv,OAv

)/(

PCm

*

OAm

))

Qcpa

=

71.0682

>>

uPC

=

PCv

/

PCm

uPC

=

0.2704 0.5948 0.7570

>>

Tpcv

= 30*

uPC

Tpcv

=

8.1111 17.8444 22.7110

>>

FOAproj

= 30*

cosd

(

Qcpa

)

FOAproj

=

9.7333

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Problem

GivenGeometry as ShownAngle OAB is 90°Tension in Cable BC is 5.3 kN

T

BC

= 5.3 kN

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Problem

T

BC

= 5.3 kN

Find

The Angle,

θ

, Between the Cable and Pipe BA

The Components of

F

BC

(cable force acting at Pt-B) that are || and

 to Pipe BA

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Pipe Prob by MATLAB

>> TBC = 5.3; % in

kN

>> A = [2400 0 0]; C = [0 1050 1800];

>> B = [2400 -1200*

sind

(30) 1200*

cosd

(30)]

B

=

1.0e+03 *

2.4000 -0.6000 1.0392

>>

BAv

= A-B

BAv

=

1.0e+03 *

0 0.6000 -1.0392

>>

BCv

= C-B

BCv

=

1.0e+03 *

-2.4000 1.6500 0.7608

>>

BAm

= norm(

BAv

)

BAm

=

1200

>>

BCm

= norm(

BCv

)

BCm

=

3.0102e+03

>>

Qabc

=

acosd

(dot(

BAv,BCv

)/(

BAm

*

BCm

))

Qabc

=

86.8358

>>

Fpar

= TBC*

cosd

(

Qabc

)

Fpar

=

0.2925

>>

Fper

= TBC*

sind

(

Qabc

)

Fper

=

5.2919