The GUNT SE 110.53 - Equilibrium in a Single Plane, Statically Determinate System demonstrates the principle of “freeing” in engineering mechanics to visualize forces and moments acting on a body. The experiment provides practical understanding of static equilibrium in a single-plane, statically determinate system.
Product Features
- Demonstrates the principle of “freeing” for establishing static equilibrium
- Uses a ladder model with a sliding clamp weight to represent a statically determinate system
- Top support designed as floating bearing, bottom as fixed support
- Effective support forces compensated by applying cable forces in x and y directions
- Ladder remains in equilibrium without changing angular position or structural support
- Clear example of static equilibrium principles for students
- All components clearly laid out and securely housed in a storage system
- Complete experimental setup constructed in the SE 112 mounting frame
Benefits
- Provides hands-on understanding of static equilibrium in a single-plane system
- Illustrates the principle of “freeing” for force and moment analysis
- Supports theoretical learning with practical demonstration
- Ideal for civil and mechanical engineering education and training
Why Choose GUNT SE 110.53 - Equilibrium in a Single Plane, Statically Determinate System?
The GUNT SE 110.53 - Equilibrium in a Single Plane, Statically Determinate System offers a clear, hands-on demonstration of static equilibrium principles, making it ideal for engineering education and training.
