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It is a structure that is made of straight slender bars that are joined together at their ends by frictionless pins to form a pattern of triangle. The loads act only at joints and not on the members.

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Truss

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Thus, every member of truss is identified as?

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two-force member

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These are usually designed to transmit forces over relatively long spans, common examples being bridge trusses, roof trusses, transmission towers, etc.

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Trusses

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Common Types of Trusses

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King post truss
Simple fink truss
Fink truss
Howe truss
Pratt truss
Fan Truss
Single span fink truss
Clipped truss
Rigid frame open-web clear span truss
Rigid frame clear span
Single span slope beam
Continuous Seam

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5
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A pin jointed truss which has got just sufficient number of members to resist the load without undergoing any deformation in shape is called a?

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Perfect Truss

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It is the simplest perfect truss and has three joints and three members.
It may be observed that to increase one joint in a perfect truss two more members are required.

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Triangular frame

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7
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A truss which does not satisfies the relation m
= 2j - r is called an?

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Imperfect Truss

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A truss which satisfies the relation m < 2j - r deficient truss. It is unstable and may collapse under external forces.

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Imperfect Deficient Truss

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A truss which satisfies the relation m > 2j - r is called a BLANK. It is over rigid truss. It cannot be completely analyzed by static equilibrium condition. Therefore, it is an indeterminate structure.

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Imperfect Redundant Truss:

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10
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TWO common techniques for computing the internal forces in a truss are

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Method of joints
Method of sections

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11
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It is represented by an arrow drawn away from the pin.

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Tensile force

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12
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It is represented by an arrow drawn towards the pin.

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Compressive force

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