Civil Engineering - Strength of Materials - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Strength of Materials - Section 2 (Q.No. 40)
40.
The structure shown in below figure is stable, if


Discussion:
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TOWHEED BHAT said:
6 years ago
It will be stable only if;
LHS MOMENTS = RHS MOMENTS
i,e
2w * x * x/2 = w * y * y/2.
y = (2)^1/2 * x.
LHS MOMENTS = RHS MOMENTS
i,e
2w * x * x/2 = w * y * y/2.
y = (2)^1/2 * x.
(1)
Sajid said:
7 years ago
X√ 2 is the answer.
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Utsav said:
7 years ago
@Krishna.
Rest 3 cases for unstable.
Rest 3 cases for unstable.
Krishna said:
7 years ago
Then what for unstable?
Basha said:
8 years ago
For stable condition.
w*y*y/2=2w*x*x/2.
y^2=2*x^2.
y=√2*x.
w*y*y/2=2w*x*x/2.
y^2=2*x^2.
y=√2*x.
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Nikunj said:
8 years ago
It should be 2x=y.
Jeevan said:
9 years ago
Well said @Henal.
Henal said:
1 decade ago
For stable condition:
2W*X*X/2 = W*y*y/2.
Therefor, y = 2^1/2*x.
2W*X*X/2 = W*y*y/2.
Therefor, y = 2^1/2*x.
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