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The elements of the mechanics of materials and of power transmission (1911)

King, William Richard, 1852- · New York, J. Wiley & sons; [etc., etc.] · leaf 172

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ections of the stresses EF, FD, FE, and DF. Having nowthe magnitude of the stress FE at the joint FEG, we obtain l62 THE ELEMENTS OF MECHANICS OF MATERIALS feg as the force diagram of the joint. Marking with arrowheadson the frame the directions of the stresses thus obtained, we findthat at the… … Fisr. I02. 73. The Warren girder of Fig. 103 has a span of 27 feet, andis loaded with ij tons per foot, making a total load of 36 tons.The members AF and DL each sustains but one-sixth of theload, and, in the apportionment, one-twelfth, or 3 tons, fallsover the support at each end, and the…

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