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Form Diagram – Subsystem – Force Diagram, Exercises of Statics

In graphic statics, forces of a structure are shown as vectors, and therefore two plans (form and force diagram) are being used.

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In graphic statics, forces of a structure are shown as vectors, and therefore two plans (form and force diagram) are being used.
The form diagram shows the geometry of the structure to scale with all bearing elements and the location of the loads. The
force diagram shows the external and internal forces to scale. Every line in force diagram corresponds to the parallel line in form
diagram. The subsystems are sketches not to scale and show information about single nodes.
Form Diagram
scale 1:200
Subsystem
no scale
Node II
Node I
Force Diagram
scale 1cm50kN
Form Diagram – Subsystem – Force Diagram
Structural Design I&II – HS19/FS20
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In graphic statics, forces of a structure are shown as vectors, and therefore two plans (form and force diagram) are being used. The form diagram shows the geometry of the structure to scale with all bearing elements and the location of the loads. The force diagram shows the external and internal forces to scale. Every line in force diagram corresponds to the parallel line in form diagram. The subsystems are sketches not to scale and show information about single nodes.

Form Diagram scale 1:

Subsystem no scale

Node II

Node I

Force Diagram scale 1cmɋ50kN

Form Diagram – Subsystem – Force Diagram

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Massstab

Auflagerreaktion B Auflager B

Auflagerreaktion A

Schlusslinie

Auflager A

Hilfslinien

Knoten I

Seilsegment 1

Resultierende R

Belastung F

Wirkungslinie F 1

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F 1

R

A B

F

MST 1:

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Angabe der Ableserichtung hier im Uhrzeigersinn

Angabe der Ableserichtung hier im Uhrzeigersinn

Knoten, der betrachtet wird

Beschriftung gemäss Nummerierung im Lageplan

gesuchtes Element (Richtung & Grösse)

gesuchtes Element (Richtung & Grösse)

angreifende, gegebene Belastung

F 1

Knoten I

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2

The form diagram shows the geometry of the structure with all bearing elements and the location of loads. Loads (F 1 and F 2 ) and support reactions (A and B) are so called “external forces”and are shown with their direction (as an arrowhead). They are drawn in green colour. Forces within the structural elements (cable elements 1-3) are called „internal forces“ and have no distinct direction. Depending on the kind of load they are shown in red colour for tension or blue for compression. The form diagram has to be drawn to scale, e.g. 1:200 means that 1cm in plan equals 200cm in reality.

Form Diagram

Resultant R

Line of action F 1

Load F 1

Node I

Cable segment 1

Support B

Support reaction B

Support reaction A Support A Closing string

Construction line

Scale

Scale 1:

indication of reading direction (here clockwise)

indication of reading direction (here clockwise)

searched element (direction and stress)

searched element (direction and stress)

labeling according to numeration in form diagram

considered node

Node I applied, given load

The subsystem (also free body diagram – FBD) and the indicated reading direction declare the order of the elements that are to be drawn in the force diagram. The subsystem is a sketch and thereby it is not to scale. It shows all forces and elements applied on the respective node and differentiates between given and searched elements. By transferring the direction of a force from force diagram to a subsystem, one can indicate tension (direction away from the node, usually colored red) and compression (direction towards the node, usually colored blue) elements.

Subsystem

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