Structural Analysis Methods and Procedures

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"Explore the consistent deformation method, method of virtual work, and force method of analysis for indeterminate structures. Learn about writing equations, satisfying compatibility requirements, and applying principles to determine unknown forces and displacements. Follow step-by-step procedures to analyze structures and calculate deflections and reactions."

  • Structural Analysis
  • Deformation Method
  • Virtual Work
  • Indeterminate Structures

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  1. CHAPTER-5 THE CONSISTENT DEFORMATION METHOD

  2. Method of Virtual Work [REVISION]

  3. Methods of Indeterminate Structural Analysis FORCE Method:- consists of writing equations that satisfy the compatibility and force-displacement requirements for the structure to determine the redundant forces. UNKNOWNS --- FORCES DISPLACEMENT Method:- is based on writing force- displacement relationships for each member and then satisfying equilibrium requirements for the structure. UNKNOWNS --- DISPLACEMENTS

  4. Methods of Indeterminate Structural Analysis

  5. Force Method of Analysis PROCEDURE 1. Remove redundant supports until the structure becomes determinate. RESULT:- SUPPORTED POINTS WILL BE DISPLACED AND ROTATED.

  6. Force Method of Analysis PROCEDURE 2. Apply the redundant action on the primary structure. RESULT:- A DISPLACEMENT/ROTATION IN THE OPPOSITE SENSE TO STEP 1 WILL DEVELOP AT APPLIED POINT.

  7. Force Method of Analysis PROCEDURE 3. Apply the principle of COMPATIBILITY at the removed support. RESULT:- SINCE THE DISPLACEMENT/ROTATION CORRESPONDING TO THE REDUNDANT ACTION IS ZERO, THE DISPLACEMENT/ROTATION VALUES IN STEPS 1 AND 2 MUST BE EQUAL. =

  8. Force Method of Analysis 0 = +

  9. Force Method of Analysis The BB subscript means the deflection at point B due to the unknown reaction being applied at point B.

  10. Force Method of Analysis PROCEDURE: Step 4:- Apply a unit load at the redundant point in the direction of the redundant action and compute the corresponding deflection developed due to this unit action. fBB is called the linear flexibility coefficient, and

  11. Force Method of Analysis It follows that To get, the unknown redundant action. Addition Example [HIBBLER : PAGE 420]

  12. Force Method of Analysis Indeterminacy of higher orders

  13. Maxwells Theorem of Reciprocal Displacements The displacement of point B on a structure due to a unit load applied at point A, is equal to the displacement at point A if the unit load is applied at point B. PROOF: [Use the principle of virtual work] CONSEQUENCE:- The flexibility coefficient matrix is symmetric (i.e. fCB = fBC, fCD = fDC ..)

  14. BEAMS

  15. TRUSSES

  16. FRAMES

  17. FIN

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