From the given frame in figure bwlow, it is subjected to a lateral load of 80 kN at D. Using portal method of analysis, Compute for the following: a. Axial Load of Column AD. b. Moment of Column BE 80 KN 8.0m E 5.0 m F 8.0 m

From the given frame in figure bwlow, it is subjected to a lateral load of 80 kN at D. Using portal method of analysis, Compute for the following: a. Axial Load of Column AD. b. Moment of Column BE 80 KN 8.0m E 5.0 m F 8.0 m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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