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    Figure P-827: Using Moment-Distribution Method, Solve For The Moments Over Supports R and R of The Continuous Beam in

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    This document provides the solution to Problem 879, which involves calculating the moments over supports R2 and R3 of a continuous beam using the moment distribution method. The beam stiffness and distribution factors are determined. The fixed end moments are then calculated. The moments are distributed iteratively until equilibrium is reached, resulting in M2 = -1215.22 lb·ft and M3 = -660.78 lb·ft.

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    This document provides the solution to Problem 879, which involves calculating the moments over supports R2 and R3 of a continuous beam using the moment distribution method. The beam stiffness and distribution factors are determined. The fixed end moments are then calculated. The moments are distributed iteratively until equilibrium is reached, resulting in M2 = -1215.22 lb·ft and M3 = -660.78 lb·ft.

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    This document provides the solution to Problem 879, which involves calculating the moments over supports R2 and R3 of a continuous beam using the moment distribution method. The beam stiffness and distribution factors are determined. The fixed end moments are then calculated. The moments are distributed iteratively until equilibrium is reached, resulting in M2 = -1215.22 lb·ft and M3 = -660.78 lb·ft.

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    Figure P-827: Using Moment-Distribution Method, Solve For The Moments Over Supports R and R of The Continuous Beam in

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    This document provides the solution to Problem 879, which involves calculating the moments over supports R2 and R3 of a continuous beam using the moment distribution method. The beam stiffness and distribution factors are determined. The fixed end moments are then calculated. The moments are distributed iteratively until equilibrium is reached, resulting in M2 = -1215.22 lb·ft and M3 = -660.78 lb·ft.

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    Problem 879

    Using moment-distribution method, solve for the moments over supports R 2 and R3of
    the continuous beam in Figure P-827.
     

     
    Solution 879
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    Beam Stiffness (Let I = 12)
    Formula: K=ILK=IL
    K12=1212×34=0.75K12=1212×34=0.75
    K23=1212=1K23=1212=1
    K34=1212×34=0.75K34=1212×34=0.75
    K45=0K45=0
     
    Distribution Factors
    Formula: DF=KΣKDF=KΣK
    DF12=1.0DF12=1.0
    DF21=0.750.75+1=3/7DF21=0.750.75+1=3/7
    DF23=10.75+1=4/7DF23=10.75+1=4/7
    DF32=11+0.75=4/7DF32=11+0.75=4/7
    DF34=0.751+0.75=3/7DF34=0.751+0.75=3/7
    DF43=1.0DF43=1.0
    DF45=0.0DF45=0.0
     
    Fixed End Moments
    FEM12=−woL230=−150(122)30=−720 lb⋅ftFEM12=−woL230=−150(122)30=−
    720 lb⋅ft
     
    FEM21=woL220=150(122)20=1080 lb⋅ftFEM21=woL220=150(122)20=1080 lb⋅ft
     
    FEM23=−∑Pab2L2=−400(3)(92)122−400(8)(42)122=−28253 l
    b⋅ft=−941.67 lb⋅ftFEM23=−∑Pab2L2=−400(3)(92)122−400(8)(42)122=−28253 l
    b⋅ft=−941.67 lb⋅ft
     
    FEM32=∑Pa2bL2=400(32)(9)122+400(82)(4)122=22753 lb⋅ft=758.33 l
    b⋅ftFEM32=∑Pa2bL2=400(32)(9)122+400(82)(4)122=22753 lb⋅ft=758.33 lb⋅ft
     
    FEM34=−woL212=−50(122)12=−600 lb⋅ftFEM34=−woL212=−50(122)12=−60
    0 lb⋅ft
     
    FEM43=600 lb⋅ftFEM43=600 lb⋅ft
     
    FEM45=−50(4)(2)=−400 lb⋅ftFEM45=−50(4)(2)=−400 lb⋅ft
     

     
    Join
    1   2 2   3 3   4 4
    t
    DF 1.0   3/7 4/7   4/7 3/7   1.0 0.0
    FEM -720   1080 -941.67   758.33 -600   600 400
      720 → 360       -100 ← -200 0
          -213.57 -284.76 → -142.38        
            24.01 ← 48.03 36.02      
          -10.29 -13.72 → -6.86        
            1.96 ← 3.92 2.94      
          -0.84 -1.12 → -0.56        
            0.16 ← 0.32 0.24      
          -0.07 -0.09 → -0.05        
            0.01 ← 0.03 0.02      
          -0.01 -0.01            
    SUM 0.00   1215.22 -1215.22   660.78 -660.78   400 -400

     
    Answer:
    M2 = -1215.22 lb·ft
    M3 = -660.78 lb·ft

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