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force calculation for a brace
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e***@netscape.net
2005-02-06 01:32:09 UTC
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Hello
I'm not a P.E. but stiil want to find out how to figure out this
problem .
Problem is the force going into a brace . Think of the situation as a
right angle isoceles triangle . The 45 degree angle at the top of the
triangle has a force of 500 pounds . The hypotenus is the brace that
takes the 500 lb force stopping the right aangle side from moving .What
would the force be on the hypotenus (brace) be .

Thanks ED
Martin
2005-02-06 09:18:29 UTC
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What you need is the TRUSS analysis program that you can download from:-
http://home.btconnect.com/cadoss

This will provide the answer and lots more.

Regards

Martin Double
CADOSS

Email: ***@btconnect.com
Web Site: http://home.btconnect.com/cadoss
Post by e***@netscape.net
Hello
I'm not a P.E. but stiil want to find out how to figure out this
problem .
Problem is the force going into a brace . Think of the situation as a
right angle isoceles triangle . The 45 degree angle at the top of the
triangle has a force of 500 pounds . The hypotenus is the brace that
takes the 500 lb force stopping the right aangle side from moving .What
would the force be on the hypotenus (brace) be .
Thanks ED
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