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    EAS254 (3) SLOPE DEFLECTION METHOD

    SEMESTER II 2015/2016
    Part 3 Analysis of Frame : No Sideway

    Fadzli Mohamed Nazri, PhD


    ext : 6219
    [email protected]

    School of Civil Engineering, Universiti Sains Malaysia


    (No Sides-Sway Frame)
    (Frame with Sway )
    Slope Deflection Method (frame analysis-no sideway)
    Example 1

    1. Determine the moments of each joint of the frame shown in following figure.

    Solution :

    Compute fixed end moments

    WL2 5(24)(8)2 WL2 5(24)(8)2


    (FEM )BC : 80kNm (FEM )CB : 80kNm
    96 96 96 96

    Note that A = 0 D = 0 and AB= BC= CD=0, since no sidesway will occur.

    2EI 3
    M AB (2 A B ) (FEM )AB
    L L
    Slope Deflection Method (frame analysis-no sideway)
    Example 1

    By using the following equation as discussed in the introduction


    2EI 3
    M AB (2 A B ) (FEM )AB
    L L
    we have

    MAB 0.1667EIB MB A 0.333EIB

    MBC 0.5EIB 0.25EIC 80 MCB 0.5EIC 0.25EIB 80

    MCD 0.333EIC MDC 0.1667EIC


    Equilibrium equation

    MBA MBC 0 MCB


    MBC
    MCB MCD 0
    MBA
    MCD
    Slope Deflection Method (frame analysis-no sideway)
    Example 1

    Subs all the equations will give us:

    0.833EIB 0.25EIC 80
    0.833EIC 0.25EIB 80
    Solving simultaneously yields:

    137.1
    B C
    EI

    Subs into moment equation

    MAB 22.9kNm MB A 45.7kNm

    MBC 45.7kNm MCB 45.7kNm

    MCD 45.7kNm MDC 22.9kNm

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