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MethodsofAnalysis
TwodifferentMethodsareavailable
Forcemethod
knownasconsistentdeformation,unitloadmethod, flexibilitymethod method,orthesuperpositionequationsmethod method. Theprimaryunknownsinthiswayofanalysisareforces
Displacement Di l tmethod th d
Knownasstiffnessmatrixmethod The Th primary i unknowns k aredisplacements di l
MethodsofAnalysis Forcemethodofanalysis
Thedeflectionorslopeatanypointonastructureasaresult ofanumberofforces,includingthereactions,isequalto the h algebraic l b i sumof fthe h deflections d fl i orslopes l atthis hi particularpointasaresultoftheseloadsacting individually
ForceMethodofAnalysis
GeneralProcedure
Indeterminatetothefirstdegree 1Compatibilityequationisneeded Choosingoneofthesupportreaction asaredundant d d t Thestructurebecomestatically determinate&stable DownwarddisplacementBatB calculated(loadaction) BBupward ddeflection d fl ti perunit itforce f atB Compatibilityequation 0=B +ByBB ReactionBy known Nowthestructureisstatically determinate
ForceMethodofAnalysis
GeneralProcedure
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Indeterminatetothefirstdegree 1Compatibilityequationisneeded ChoosingMA atAasaredundant Thestructurebecomestatically determinate&stable RotationA atAcausedbyloadPis determined AArotationcausedbyunitcouple moment tapplied li dat t A Compatibilityequation 0=A +MAAA MomentMA known Nowthestructureisstatically determinate
ForceMethodofAnalysis
GeneralProcedure
Indeterminatetothe2nd degree 2Compatibilityequationsneeded RedundantreactionB&C DisplacementB& Ccausedby loadP1 &P2 aredetermined
ForceMethodofAnalysis
GeneralProcedure
BB&BCDeflectionperunitforce atBaredetermined CC&CBDeflectionperunitforce atCaredetermined Compatibilityequations 0=B +ByBB+CyBC 0=C +ByCB+CyCC Reactions R ti at tB&Careknown k Staticallydeterminatestructure
fBC=fCB
TherotationofapointBonastructure duetoaunitmomentactingatapointAis equaltotherotationofpointAwhenthe unitmomentisactingatpointBtheis
BC=CB
ForceMethodofAnalysis
ProcedureforAnalysis
Determinethedegreeofstaticallyindeterminacy Identifytheredundants,whetheritsaforceoramoment,thatwould betreatedasunknowninordertoformthestructurestatically determinate&stable Calculatethedisplacementsofthedeterminatestructureatthepoints wheretheredundantshavebeenremoved Calculatethedisplacementsatthesesamepointsinthedeterminate structureduetotheunitforceormomentofeachredundants individually Workoutthecompatibilityequationateachpointwherethereisa redundant&solvefortheunknownredundants Knowingthevalueoftheredundants,useequilibriumtodeterminethe remainingreactions
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BeamDeflectionsandSlopes
Positive(+) ( )
P 3 2 x Lx = 3 ( ) 6EI at x = L
max
PL3 = 3EI
max
PL 2 = 2EI
M0 2 = x 2EI at x = L
max
M 0 L2 = 2EI
max =
M 0L EI
BeamDeflectionsandSlopes
Positive(+) ( )
max
wL3 = 6EI
BeamDeflectionsandSlopes
Pbx 2 2 2 v = L b x , 0x a ( ) 6LEI Pab ( L + b ) Pab ( L + a ) L = R = 6LEI 6LEI
Positive(+)
BeamDeflectionsandSlopes Positive(+)
wx 9L3 24Lx 2 + 16x 3 ) 0x L ( 2 384EI wL = 8x 3 24Lx 2 + 17 L 2 x L3 ) ( 384EI L x L 2 3wL3 7wL3 L = R = 128EI 384EI
Example1
DeterminethereactionatB
Indeterminatetothe1st degree th oneadditional thus dditi lequation ti needed LetstakeBasaredundant DeterminethedeflectionatpointB intheabsenceofsupportB.Using themomentareamethod
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B =
1 EI
6 2 + 300 . 6 6 2 3
3
506= 300kN.m A
50kN B B.M.D
B =
9000kN .m EI
Determinethedeflectioncausedby theunitloadatpointB
Example1
BB 1 = EI 12 2 12 12 2 3
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BB
576m 3 = EI
A 112= 12m B B.M.D 1
B.M.D
Example2
DeterminethemomentatA
Indeterminatetothe1st degree th oneadditional thus dditi lequation ti needed LetstakeMA asaredundant DeterminetheslopeA atpointA ignoringthefixationatA.Usingthe momentareamethod
d1 =
1 EI
10 10 333.33 20 = 2 3 EI
A BMD B.M.D
20k ft 20k.ft B
d1 1 333.33 A = = . L EI 10 33.33k .f ft 2 A = EI
A Elastic Curve
d1 B
Example2
Determinerotationcausedbytheunit momentappliedatA
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d2 =
1 EI
33.33 33 10 2 10 33 1 = 2 3 EI
1 A 1 B.M.D B
AA =
AA Elastic Curve
d2 B
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Example4
Drawthemomentdiagram Neglecttheaxialload
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A = B =
1 (375) EI 1 (291.7) EI
4 375 416.7 50 250 291.7
Conjugate Beam
Example4
AA = BA
BB = AB
0= 0=
3.33 = EI
375 6 67 3 33 6.67 3.33 +MA + M B EI EI EI
6.67 1 10
20(2/3)
3.33
M A = 45.8k .ft
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Example5
Determine the reaction at the support for the beam shown, EI is Constant.
Choose the internal moment at Internal support pp as the redundant
Compatibility Equations
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Determine the support reactions on the frame shown EI is Constant.
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Determine the moment at the fixed support A for the frame shown EI is Constant. Constant
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ForceMethodofAnalysis:Truss
Example8
DeterminetheforceinmemberAC. A Assume EAis i the h samef forall llthe h members b
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ForceMethodofAnalysis:Truss
Example9
Determinetheforceineachmemberiftheturnbuckleon memberACisusedtoshortenthememberby0.5in.Each memberhasacrosssectionareaof0.2 0 2in2 &E=29(106)psi
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The beam shown is supported by a pin at A and two pin-connected bar at B. Determine the force in member BD. Take E=29(10 ( 3) ), I=800 in4 for the beam and A=3 in2 for each bar.
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Symmetric y Structures
Antisymmetric y Structures
TransformationofLoading g
InfluenceLinesforStaticallyIndeterminateBeams ReactionatA
InfluenceLinesforStaticallyIndeterminateBeams ReactionatA
1 Ay = f DA f AA Scale Factor 1 f AA
InfluenceLinesforStaticallyIndeterminateBeams ShearatE
1 VE = f DE f EE Scale Factor 1 f EE
InfluenceLinesforStaticallyIndeterminateBeams MomentatE
1 ME = f DE EE Scale Factor 1 EE
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