Structural Analysis
Structural Analysis
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ISBN: 9781337630931
Author: KASSIMALI, Aslam.
Publisher: Cengage,
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Chapter 15, Problem 30P
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Find the member end moments and reaction for the frames.

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Answer to Problem 30P

The end moments at the member AC (MAC), CA (MCA), CD (MCD), DC (MDC), DB (MDB) and BD (MBD) are 47.3kft_, 19kft_, 19kft_, 103.4kft_, 103.4kft_ and 89.4kft_ respectively and the reactions at the point A(Ax)(Ay) and B(Bx)(By) are (0.05k),(16.34k)_ and (19.95k),(31.65k)_ respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Fixed end moment:

Formula to calculate the fixed moment for UDL is WL212.

Calculation:

Consider the flexural rigidity EI of the frame is constant.

Show the free body diagram of the entire frame as in Figure 1.

Structural Analysis, Chapter 15, Problem 30P , additional homework tip  1

Refer Figure 1,

Calculate the fixed end moment for AC.

FEMAC=0

Calculate the fixed end moment for CA.

FEMCA=0

Calculate the fixed end moment for CD.

FEMCD=3×16212=64kft

Calculate the fixed end moment for DC.

FEMDC=64kft

Calculate the fixed end moment for DB.

FEMDB=0kft

Calculate the fixed end moment for BD.

FEMBD=0kft

Chord rotations:

Show the free body diagram of the chord rotation of the frame as in Figure 2.

Structural Analysis, Chapter 15, Problem 30P , additional homework tip  2

Calculate the length of AC by using Pythagoras theorem.

LAC=(162)+(42)=16.49ft

Calculate the length of BD by using Pythagoras theorem.

LBD=(162)+(42)=16.49ft

Calculate the chord rotation of the frame AC.

ψAC=CCLAC=174Δ16.49=0.0625Δ

Calculate the chord rotation of the frame BD.

ψBD=DDLBD=174Δ5=0.0625Δ

Calculate the chord rotation of the frame CD.

ψCD=D1DLCD=2(14)Δ16=0.03125Δ

Calculate the slope deflection equation for the member AC.

MAC=2EIL(2θA+θC3ψAC)+FEMAC

Substitute 16.49 ft for L, 0 for θA, 0.0625Δ for ψAC, and 0 for FEMAC.

MAC=2EI16.49(2(0)+θC3(0.0625Δ))+0=0.121EIθC+0.0227EIΔ        (1)

Calculate the slope deflection equation for the member CA.

MCA=2EIL(2θC+θA3ψCA)+FEMCA

Substitute 16.49 ft for L, 0 for θA, 0.0625Δ for ψCA, and 0 for FEMCA.

MCA=2EI16.49(2θC+03(0.0625Δ))0=0.2426EIθC+0.0227EIΔ        (2)

Calculate the slope deflection equation for the member CD.

MCD=2EIL(2θC+θDψCD)+FEMCD

Substitute 16 ft for L, 0.03125Δ for ψCD, and 64kft for FEMCD.

MCD=2EI16(2θC+θD3(0.03125Δ))+64=0.25EIθC+0.125EIθD0.01172EIΔ+64        (3)

Calculate the slope deflection equation for the member DC.

MDC=2EIL(2θD+θCψDC)+FEMDC

Substitute 16 ft for L, 0.03125Δ for ψDC, and 64kft for FEMDC.

MDC=2EI16(2θD+θC3(0.15Δ))64=0.125EIθC+0.25EIθD0.01172EIΔ64        (4)

Calculate the slope deflection equation for the member DB.

MDB=2EIL(2θD+θB3ψDB)+FEMDB

Substitute 16.49 ft for L, 0 for θB, 0.0625Δ for ψDB, and 0kft for FEMDB.

MDB=2EI16.49(2θD+(0)3(0.0625Δ))+0=0.2426EIθD+0.0227EIΔ        (5)

Calculate the slope deflection equation for the member BD.

MBD=2EIL(2θB+θD3ψBD)+FEMBD

Substitute 16.49 ft for L, 0 for θB, 0.0625Δ for ψBD, and 0kft for FEMBD.

MBD=2EI16.49(θD+2(0)3(0.0625Δ))+0=0.121EIθD+0.0227EIΔ        (6)

Write the equilibrium equation as below.

MCA+MCD=0

Substitute equation (2) and equation (3) in above equation.

0.2426EIθC+0.0227EIΔ+0.25EIθC+0.125EIθD0.01172EIΔ+64=00.4926EIθC+0.125EIθD+0.011EIΔ=64        (7)

Write the equilibrium equation as below.

MDC+MDB=0

Substitute equation (4) and equation (5) in above equation.

0.125EIθC+0.25EIθD0.01172EIΔ64+0.2426EIθD+0.0227EIΔ=00.125EIθC+0.4926EIθD+0.011EIΔ=64        (8)

Show the free body diagram of the entire frame due to sway force as in Figure 3.

Structural Analysis, Chapter 15, Problem 30P , additional homework tip  3

Show the free body diagram of the frame due to sway force as in Figure 4.

Structural Analysis, Chapter 15, Problem 30P , additional homework tip  4

Calculate the horizontal reaction at the member AC due to sway force by taking moment about point A.

MA=0(SAC×16.49)+MAC+MCA=0SAC=MAC+MCA16.49

Calculate the horizontal reaction at the member BD due to sway force by taking moment about point B.

MA=0(SBD×16.49)+MBD+MDB=0SBD=MBD+MDB16.49

Calculate the reaction of the support C and support D due to sway force by taking the moment about O.

M0=0MAC+MBDSAC(16.49+33)SBD(16.49+33)+(20×32)=0MAC+MBD[MAC+MCA16.49(49.49)][MBD+MDB16.49(49.49)]+640=0MAC+MBD3MAC3MCA3MBD3MDB+640=02MAC2MBD3MCA3MDB=640

Substitute equation (1), equation (2), equation (5), and equation (6) in above equation.

{2(0.121EIθC+0.0227EIΔ)3(0.2426EIθC+0.0227EIΔ)2(0.121EIθD+0.0227EIΔ)3(0.2426EIθD+0.0227EIΔ)}=640{0.242EIθC0.0454EIΔ0.7278EIθC0.0681EIΔ0.0242EIθD0.0454EIΔ0.7278EIθD0.0681EIΔ}=6400.9698θC0.9698EIθD0.227EIΔ=6400.9698θC+0.9698EIθD+0.227EIΔ=640        (9)

Solve the equation (7), equation (8), and equation (9).

θC=233.3EIkft2θD=114.9EIkft2Δ=3325.5EIkft3

Calculate the moment about AC.

Substitute 233.3EIkft2 for θC and 3325.5EIkft3 for Δ in equation (1).

MAC=0.121EI(233.3EI)+0.0227EI(3325.5EI)=47.3kft

Calculate the moment about CA.

Substitute 233.3EIkft2 for θC and 3325.5EIkft3 for Δ in equation (1).

MCA=0.2426EI(233.3EI)+0.0227EI(3325.5EI)=19kft

Calculate the moment about CD.

Substitute 233.3EIkft2 for θC, 114.9EIkft2 for θD, and 3325.5EIkft3 for Δ in equation (3).

MCD=0.25EI(233.3EI)+0.125EI(114.9EI)0.01172EI(3325.5EI)+64=19kft

Calculate the moment about DC.

Substitute 233.3EIkft2 for θC, 114.9EIkft2 for θD and 3325.5EIkft3 for Δ in equation (4).

MDC=0.125EI(233.3EI)+0.25EI(114.9EI)0.01172EI(3325.5EI)64=103.4kft

Calculate the moment about DB.

Substitute 114.9EIkft2 for θD and 3325.5EIkft3 for Δ in equation (5).

MDB=0.2426EI(114.9EI)+0.0227EI(3325.5EI)=103.4kft

Calculate the moment about BD.

Substitute 114.9EIkft2 for θD and 3325.5EIkft3 for Δ in equation (6).

MBD=0.121EI(114.9EI)+0.0227EI(3325.5EI)=89.4kft

Show the section free body diagram of the member AC, CD and DB as in Figure 5.

Structural Analysis, Chapter 15, Problem 30P , additional homework tip  5

Consider the member CD.

Calculate the vertical reaction at the joint D by taking moment about point C.

+MC=0Dy(16)(3×16×162)19103.4=0Dy(16)=506.4Dy=506.416Dy=31.65k

Calculate the vertical reaction at joint C by resolving the vertical equilibrium.

+Fy=0Dy+Cy=(3×16)Cy+31.65=48Cy=16.34k

Consider the member AC.

Calculate the vertical reaction at joint A by resolving the vertical equilibrium.

+Fy=0Cy+Ay=016.34+Ay=0Ay=16.34k

Calculate the horizontal reaction at the joint A by taking moment about point C.

+MC=0Ax(16)(16.35×4)+47.3+19=0Ax(16)=0.9Ax=0.916Ax=0.05k

Consider the member BD.

Calculate the vertical reaction at joint B by resolving the vertical equilibrium.

+Fy=0By+Dy=031.65+By=0By=31.65k

Consider the entire frame.

Calculate the horizontal reaction at the joint B by considering the horizontal equilibrium.

+Fx=0Bx+Ax=20Bx0.05=20Bx=19.95k

Show the reactions of the frame as in Figure 6.

Structural Analysis, Chapter 15, Problem 30P , additional homework tip  6

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