Using the portal method to analyze the statically indeterminate frame loaded asshown in Figure 2 to determine the following:13. What is the shear force in column i-j in kN?14. What is the shear force in column q-r in kN?15. What is the shear force in column l-m in kN?16. What is the bending moment in column m-n in kN m?17.What is the bending moment in column d-c in kN m?18. What is the bending moment in girder b-d in kN m?19. What is the bending moment in girder q-u in kN m?20. What is the shear force in girder n-r?21. What is the shear force in girder p-t in kN m?22. What is the axial force in column o-p in kN ?23. What is the axial force in column g-h in kN ?24. What is the axial force in girder h-l in kN?30 kN30 kN3.5m20 kN3.5m10 kN b3.5m5 m5 m6 m5 m5mal Use the moment distribution methods to analyze the continuous beam loaded asshown in Figure 1. Assuming the beam to be prismatic:1. What are the distribution factor at joint b?2. What is the value of fixed-end moment (FEM / MF) at joint c, for member b-c(span 2) in kN m?3. What is the value of fixed-end moment (FEM / M*) at joint a, for member a-b(span 1) in kN m?4. What are the values of balancing moments at joint b in the 1st cycle in kN?5. What is the bending moment at joint c after 2 cycles in kN m?6. What is the bending moment at joint b after 4th cycles in kN m?7. What is the correction shear for member a-b (span 1) in kN?8. What are the shear forces at joint c kN?9. What is the total reaction at joint c kN?10. Where is the location the point of zero shear on span c-d from joint d in meter?11.What is the mid-span (positive) bending moment for member b-c (span 2) inkN.m?12. What is the mid-span (positive) bending moment for member cd (span 3) inkN.m?Round off your answer to two decimal places. Limit your distribution up to 4thcycle.20 kN20 kN30 kN/m2 m2 m2 m20 kN/mbL = 6 mL2= 5 mL3=4 m

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Using the portal method to analyze the statically indeterminate frame loaded as shown in Figure 2 to determine the following: 13. What is the shear force in column i-j in kN? 14. What is the shear force in column q-r in KN? 15. What is the shear force in column I-m in KN?

Using the portal method to analyze the statically indeterminate frame loaded as shown in Figure 2 to determine the following: 13. What is the shear force in column i-j in kN? 14. What is the shear force in column q-r in KN? 15. What is the shear force in column I-m in KN?

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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