Question 4 Consider the system consisting of a rigid bar (EI → ∞) and beam 1-2. a) Find equivalent stiffness Ke for the system. b) Find the energy equivalent mass (eem) at SDOF. Use a concentrated force at SDOF to find the shape function. 1 beam 1-2, EI, mass = m L u= SDOF A 2 rigid bar 2-3, mass= 1.5m L

Question 4 Consider the system consisting of a rigid bar (EI → ∞) and beam 1-2. a) Find equivalent stiffness Ke for the system. b) Find the energy equivalent mass (eem) at SDOF. Use a concentrated force at SDOF to find the shape function. 1 beam 1-2, EI, mass = m L u= SDOF A 2 rigid bar 2-3, mass= 1.5m L

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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