Topic: MOMENT DISTRIBUTION METHOD Question: draw and completely compute the moment distribution method tabulation, the shear diagram and the moment diagram of the given load diagram below INSTRUCTIONS IN ANSWERING: 1. Consider clockwise moment is positive and counterclockwise moment is negative. 2. Use only up to three (3) cycles 3. Use two (2) decimal places in all your answers 4. Stiffness factor (K) and distribution factor (DF) must be expressed in fraction. JOINT MEMBER K DF FEM₁ DM₁ COM₂ DM₂ COMS DMS EM R R V R 5m AB 10 m 30 KN 40 kN/m BA BC 8m 10 KN 2m CB

Topic: MOMENT DISTRIBUTION METHOD Question: draw and completely compute the moment distribution method tabulation, the shear diagram and the moment diagram of the given load diagram below INSTRUCTIONS IN ANSWERING: 1. Consider clockwise moment is positive and counterclockwise moment is negative. 2. Use only up to three (3) cycles 3. Use two (2) decimal places in all your answers 4. Stiffness factor (K) and distribution factor (DF) must be expressed in fraction. JOINT MEMBER K DF FEM₁ DM₁ COM₂ DM₂ COMS DMS EM R R V R 5m AB 10 m 30 KN 40 kN/m BA BC 8m 10 KN 2m CB

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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