Civil Engineering - Theory of Structures - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Theory of Structures - Section 1 (Q.No. 7)
7.
In the truss shown in the given figure, the force in member BC is
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HRushikesh PAtil said:
3 months ago
Zero force, so BC member is Zero.
Hasnain said:
3 years ago
Yes, it's a Zero force member.
(3)
Ashish yadav said:
4 years ago
There is a no force on BC Section.
Muhammad Asif Mahmood said:
4 years ago
When two non-collinear members meet at a truss joint and there is no external applied load or reaction acting on that joint then both members are zero force members.
(1)
Ashish Kumar said:
5 years ago
CB &CD are zero force members. When two non-collinear members are meeting at a joint and if there is no external load on that joint, then force in those members becomes Zero.
AtiF muNEeR said:
5 years ago
There is no vertical force that's why Zero.
(2)
Waqas Loother said:
6 years ago
Isn't this truss unstable as force is being applied on members and not on the joints?
Gurjant Singh Sawna said:
6 years ago
What is the force in ED?
Instructor Merihun. T said:
8 years ago
There is no horizontal force conmponent on the truss. So at joint C, summation of force on x axis is zero. Therefore both member BC and AB are equal and are zero.
Sondev shakya said:
8 years ago
What will be mathmetically answer in thus question?
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