THEORY OF STRUCTURES

Lecture 06
January 06, 2018 01:00pm to 05:00pm

Name:
Slope-Deflection Equation
Situation 01: The steel beam shown in the figure below carries
a uniformly distributed load of 20kN/m. I = 60.8x106 mm4; Reference: Exercise 22.5 Arreola
E=200,000 MPa. Find the change in bending moment at the
center if the center support settles 12mm. Virtual Work Method (Unit-Load Method)
Applied to Trusses
Situation 07: For the deck bridge shown in the figure below,
determine the vertical and horizontal deflections at joint b. The
numbers enclosed in parentheses are the areas in thousands
Reference: Example 20.1 Arreola of mm2. E = 200,000 MPa.
Situation 02: For the continuous beam shown in the figue
below, draw the shear and moment diagrams. Sketch the
elastic curve.

Reference: Example 17.6 Arreola

Situation 08: Determine the vertical displacement of joint C of
the steel truss shown in the figure below. The cross-sectional
area of each member is A = 0.5 in2 and E = 29X103 ksi.
Reference: Example 20.4 Arreola
Situation 03: Determine the resulting moments at the supports
of the continuous beam shown in the figure below due to the
given loads and a 15mm settlement of the support at C. Draw
the shear and moment diagrams and sketch the elastic curve.
E = 200,000 MPa and I = 190 x 106 mm4.

Reference: Example 9.1 Hibbeler

Situation 09: Determine the vertical displacement of joint C of
the truss shown in the figure below The cross-sectional area
of each member is A = 500 mm2 and E = 200 GPa.

Reference: Example 20.7 Arreola

Situation 04: Solve the figure shown below if support B settles
15 mm at the same time that support C settles 25mm. All other
data remain the same.

Reference: Example 9.4 Hibbeler

Reference: Example 20.10 Arreola

Situation 05: Analyze the rigid frame shown in the figure below
by the slope-deflection method. Draw the moment diagram and
sketch the elastic curve.

Reference: Example 22.4 Arreola

Situation 06: Analyze the frames shown in the figure below by
the slop-deflection method. Draw the shear and moment
diagrams and sketch the deformed.