The elements of the mechanics of materials and of power transmission (1911)
King, William Richard, 1852- · New York, J. Wiley & sons; [etc., etc.] · leaf 173
CIPROCAL DIAGRAM 163 3 tons, therefore there cannot be any stress in the members AFand DL if the equihbrium is to be maintained. To indicatethat there is no stress in AF the letters a and / must be placedat the same point in the reciprocal diagram, and because of theabsence of stress in DL the… … --p-S sin STRESSESFG = KL=17.32tonsGE=KE = 8.66 tonsGH = HI = IJ ^J K=7.5 tonsE 1^16.2 tonsBH=CJ=12.5toias Fig. 103. that the reactions of 15 tons each are due solely to the loads of9 tons, 12 tons, and 9 tons, the forces which occasion the stressesin the members. In the construction of the Warren…
Mechanics, Applied · Power transmission
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