Connect Access Card For Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis (one Semester Access) 5th Edition
Connect Access Card For Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis (one Semester Access) 5th Edition
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ISBN: 9781259820960
Author: Leet, Kenneth
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 14, Problem 6P
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Calculate all the reactions and draw the moment diagrams.

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Answer to Problem 6P

The vertical reaction at A is 57.42kips_.

The vertical reaction at B is 67.5kips_.

The vertical reaction at C is 13.08kips_.

The bending moment at A is 182.57kipsft_.

The bending moment at B is 120.85kipsft_.

The bending moment at C is 74.57kipsft_.

Explanation of Solution

Restrained structure: Clamp joint 2:

Show the free body diagram of the restrained structure as in Figure (1).

Connect Access Card For Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis (one Semester Access) 5th Edition, Chapter 14, Problem 6P , additional homework tip  1

Refer Figure (1),

Find the fixed end moment of the member 1-2 (FEM12) using the relation;

(FEM12)=±wL212=±6×18212=±162kipsft

Find the fixed end moment of the member 2-3 (FEM23) using the relation;

(FEM23)=±PL8=±30×248=±90kipsft

Find the moment in clamp using the relation;

Moment in clamp=(FEM21)+(FEM23)=16290=72kipsft

Show the free body diagram of the restrained structure with FEM and moment as in Figure (2).

Connect Access Card For Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis (one Semester Access) 5th Edition, Chapter 14, Problem 6P , additional homework tip  2

Show the free body diagram of the structure with unit rotation at 2 Figure (3).

Connect Access Card For Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis (one Semester Access) 5th Edition, Chapter 14, Problem 6P , additional homework tip  3

Moments due to unit rotation at 2:

Find the moment at the member 1-2 using the relation;

(M12JD)=2EIL(θ)=2EI18(1)=EI9

Find the moment at the member 2-1 using the relation;

(M21JD)=2EIL(2θ)=2EI18(2×1)=2EI9

Find the moment at the member 2-3 using the relation;

(M23JD)=2EIL(2θ)=2EI24(2×1)=EI6

Find the moment at the member 3-2 using the relation;

(M32JD)=2EIL(θ)=2EI24(1)=EI12

Find the stiffness coefficient K2 using the relation;

K2=(M21JD)+(M23JD)=(2EI2)+(EI6)=7EI18

Find the rotation at joint 2;

Take summation moment about joint 2.

M2=0Mclamp+K2θ2=072+7EI18×θ2=0θ2=185.14EI

Find the moment at the member 1-2 using the relation;

M12=FEM12+θ2M12JD=162185.14EI×(EI9)=182.57kipsft

Find the moment at the member 2-1 using the relation;

M21=FEM12+θ2M21JD=162185.14EI×(2EI9)=120.85kipsft

Find the moment at the member 2-3 using the relation;

M23=FEM23+θ2M23JD=90185.14EI×(EI6)=120.85kipsft

Find the moment at the member 3-2 using the relation;

M32=FEM23+θ2M32JD=90185.14EI×(EI12)=74.57kipsft

Show the free body diagram of the beam as in Figure (4).

Connect Access Card For Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis (one Semester Access) 5th Edition, Chapter 14, Problem 6P , additional homework tip  4

Refer Figure (4),

Consider AB:

Find the vertical reaction at A;

Take summation moment about B.

MB=0182.57+6×18×182120.85+Ay×18=0Ay=1,033.7218Ay=57.42kips

Thus, the vertical reaction at A is 57.42kips_.

Find the vertical reaction at B;

Summation of forces about y axis is equal to zero.

Fy=06×18+Ay+By=0108+57.42+By=0By=50.58kips

Consider BC:

Find the vertical reaction at B;

Take summation moment about C.

MC=030×12+120.8574.57+By×24=0By=406.2824By=16.92kips

Find the vertical reaction at C;

Summation of forces about y axis is equal to zero.

Fy=030+By+Cy=030+16.92+Cy=0Cy=13.08kips

Thus, the vertical reaction at C is 13.08kips_.

Find the total vertical reaction at B;

By=50.58+16.92=67.5kips

Thus, the vertical reaction at B is 67.5kips_.

Show the free body diagram of the beam as in Figure (5).

Connect Access Card For Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis (one Semester Access) 5th Edition, Chapter 14, Problem 6P , additional homework tip  5

Refer Figure (5),

Shear force calculation:

VA=Ay=57.42kipsVBL=Ay6×18=57.426×18=50.58kipsVBR=50.58+By=50.58+67.5=16.92kipsVC=16.9230=13.08kips

Find the distance when shear force is zero (x):

Equate the equation of shear force to zero.

Vx=057.426x=0x=57.426x=9.57ft

Bending moment calculation:

MA=182.57kipsftMmax=182.57+6×x×x2=182.57+6×9.57×9.572=92.18kipsft

MB=120.85kipsftMBCcenter=182.57+57.42×306×18×(182+12)+67.5×12=82.03kipsftMC=74.57kipsft

Thus, the bending moment at A is 182.57kipsft_.

Thus, the bending moment at B is 120.85kipsft_.

Thus, the bending moment at C is 74.57kipsft_.

Show the shear force and bending moment diagram as in Figure (6).

Connect Access Card For Fundamentals Of Structural Analysis (one Semester Access) 5th Edition, Chapter 14, Problem 6P , additional homework tip  6

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