Structural Analysis (10th Edition)
Structural Analysis (10th Edition)
10th Edition
ISBN: 9780134610672
Author: Russell C. Hibbeler
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 13, Problem 13.1P
To determine

The moment about point A.

The moment about point B.

The moment about point C.

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Answer to Problem 13.1P

The moment about point A is 348.48 k-ft.

The moment about point B in member BA is 301.44 k-ft.

The moment about point B in member BC is 301.44 k-ft.

The moment about point C is 348.48 k-ft.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The supports A and C are fixed and B is roller support in a rigid base.

The girder has thickness of 4 ft.

Concept Used:

Write the expression for fixed end moments.

   FEM=coefficients×wL2   .......(I)

Here, uniform distributed load is w and length of the span is L.

Write the expression for absolute stiffness factor for member BA.

   KBA=kBAEICL   .......(II)

Here, stiffness factor for member BA is kBA. moment of inertia for C is IC, modulus of elasticity is E and length of the span is L.

Write the expression for absolute stiffness factor for member BC.

   KBC=kBCEICL   .......(III)

Here, stiffness factor for member BC is kBC.

Write the expression for distribution factor for member BC.

   DFBC=KBCKBA+KBC   .......(IV)

Write the expression for distribution factor for member BA.

   DFBA=KBAKBA+KBC   .......(V)

Write the expression for distribution factor for member AB.

   DFAB=0   .......(VI)

Since the supports A is fixed.

Write the expression for distribution factor for member CB.

   DFCB=0   .......(VII)

Since the supports C is fixed.

Calculation:

The diagram of the beam is shown below.

  Structural Analysis (10th Edition), Chapter 13, Problem 13.1P

  Figure (1)

Consider Figure (1).

Length of span is L=20 ft.

Length of haunch at end A is 6 ft.

Length of haunch at end B is 4 ft.

Calculate ratio of length of haunch at end A to the length of the span AB.

   aA=6 ft20 ft=0.3

Calculate ratio of length of haunch at end B to the length of the span AB.

   aB=4 ft20 ft=0.2

Calculate ratio for rectangular cross-sectional area at end A.

   rA=4ft2ft2ft=1

Calculate ratio for rectangular cross-sectional area at end B.

   rB=4ft2ft2ft=1

Calculate ratio of length of haunch at end B to the length of the span AB.

   aB=4 ft20 ft=0.2

Calculate ratio of length of haunch at end C to the length of the span BC.

   aC=6 ft20 ft=0.3

Calculate ratio for rectangular cross-sectional area at end B.

   rB=4ft2ft2ft=1

Calculate ratio for rectangular cross-sectional area at end C.

   rC=4ft2ft2ft=1

Determine the carry over factor of member AB at end A from straight haunches-constant width table and ratios calculated.

   CAB=0.622

Determine carry over factor of member AB at end B from straight haunches-constant width table and ratios calculated.

   CBA=0.748

Determine carry over factor of member BC at end B from straight haunches-constant width table and ratios calculated.

   CBC=0.748

Determine carry over factor of member BC at end C from straight haunches-constant width table and ratios calculated.

   CCB=0.622

Determine stiffness factor of member AB at end A from straight haunches-constant width table and ratios calculated.

   kAB=10.06

Determine stiffness factor of member AB at end B from straight haunches-constant width table and ratios calculated.

   kBA=8.37

Determine stiffness factor of member BC at end B from straight haunches-constant width table and ratios calculated.

   kBC=8.37

Determine stiffness factor of member BC at end C from straight haunches-constant width table and ratios calculated.

   kCB=10.06

Calculate absolute stiffness factor for member BA.

Substitute 8.37 for kBA and 20 ft for L in Equation (III).

   KBA=( 8.37)EIC20 ft=0.41875EIC

Calculate absolute stiffness factor for member BC.

Substitute 8.37 for kBC and 20 ft for L in Equation (III).

   KBA=( 8.37)EIC20 m=0.418EIC

Calculate fixed end moment for member AB.

Determine coefficients from straight haunches-constant width table.

Substitute 8 k/ft for w, 0.1089 for coefficient and 20 ft for L in Equation (I).

   (FEM)AB=(0.1089)×(8 k/ft)(20 ft)2=348.48 k-ft

Calculate fixed end moment for member BA.

Determine coefficients from straight haunches-constant width table.

Substitute 8 k/ft for w, 0.0942 for coefficient and 20 ft for L in Equation (I).

   (FEM)BA=(0.0942)×(8 k/ft)(20 ft)2=301.44 k-ft

Calculate fixed end moment for member CB.

Determine coefficients from straight haunches-constant width table.

Substitute 8 k/ft for w, 0.1089 for coefficient and 20 ft for L in Equation (I).

   (FEM)CB=(0.1089)×(8 k/ft)(20 ft)2=348.48 k-ft

Calculate fixed end moment for member BC.

Determine coefficients from straight haunches-constant width table.

Substitute 8 k/ft for w, 0.0942 for coefficient and 20 ft for L in Equation (I).

   (FEM)BA=(0.0942)×(8 k/ft)(20 ft)2=301.44 k-ft

Calculate distribution factor for member BC.

Substitute 0.418EIC for KBC and 0.418EIC for KBA in Equation (IV).

   DFBC=0.418EIC0.418EIC+0.418EIC=0.5

Calculate distribution factor for member BA.

Substitute 0.418EIC for KBC and 0.418EIC for KBA in Equation (V).

   DFBA=0.418EIC0.418EIC+0.418EIC=0.5

The moment distribution table is shown below.

    Joint A B C
    Member AB BA BC CB
    K 0.418EIC 0.418EIC
    D.F. 0 0.5 0.5 0
    C.O.F. 0.622 0.748 0.748 0.622
    F.E.M.
       348.48 k-ft

       301.44 k-ft

       301.44 k-ft

       348.48 k-ft
    DIST 0 0
    SUM
       348.48 k-ft

       301.44 k-ft

       301.44 k-ft

       348.48 k-ft

Table (1)

Conclusion:

The moment about point A is 348.48 k-ft.

The moment about point B in member BA is 301.44 k-ft.

The moment about point B in member BC is 301.44 k-ft.

The moment about point C is 348.48 k-ft.

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