Some Aspects of the Mechanical Solution of Influence Diagrams (Continued)
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The Structural Engineer, Volume 11, Issue 5, 1933

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(g) Influence diagram for the force in member V The kinematic chain resulting from the
removal of V4, is shown in Fig. 32. Assume rib V to be fixed and let 8-8’ represent the
perpendicular velocity of 8, 8’ being the intersection of 9-8 with the line of the bottom chord.

H.A. Whitaker

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