Applied mechanics: an elementary general introduction to the theory of structures and machines (1884)
Cotterill, James H. (James Henry), 1836-1922 · London, Macmillan and co. · leaf 84
e magnitude of the forces, we employ a methodsimilar to that used before, but instead of removing a bar we supposethe girder cut through one or more bars at any place convenient toour purpose j then the principle which we make use of is, that theaction of each of the two halves on the other must be… … the diagonals, 4 bars are cut by the section, and through the mediumof these 4 bars the structure to the left will act on the portion of thestructure to the right of the section, and sustain it against the actionof the external loads which rest on it. First, there is the force Hl pulling at K, and…
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