Martin, Louis Adolphe, 1880- · New York, J.Wiley & Sons, Inc.: [etc. etc.] · leaf 75
oduced into the problem. (a) Ritters MethodThe analytical solution can best be illustrated by a concrete problem. Let Fig. 42 (a) repre-sent the frame and itsloading and let it berequired to find thestress in the marked(x) member. A section should bepassed cutting thismarked member andseparating… … Fig. 42 TWO-DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURES 59 reactions are shown the forces (S, R, T) replacing thecut members. The reactions of the abutments must befoimd by calculations made upon the frame as a whole,considered as a free body. As both parts of the divided frame are in equiHbriumunder the action of the…
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