For the given rigid frame below, take W=10 kN/m, P = 15 kN and L= 6 m to solve the following questions. Consider A is fixed connected and C is rocker support. E is constant. WkN/m LAB = 1250 (10%) mm L/2 PkN Ipc = 625 (10°) mm L/2 1- Solve the number of redundant forces in the given frame;

For the given rigid frame below, take W=10 kN/m, P = 15 kN and L= 6 m to solve the following questions. Consider A is fixed connected and C is rocker support. E is constant. WkN/m LAB = 1250 (10%) mm L/2 PkN Ipc = 625 (10°) mm L/2 1- Solve the number of redundant forces in the given frame;

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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