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use the FORCE METHOD please!

Transcribed Image Text:Dimensions:
L=
H=
E=
A=
|=
t=
OUT=
Applied actions:
W=
AT=
2475000 kN/m²
0.404 m²
0.081 m²
0.312 m
0.00001 1/C
H
Question 2: Use the force method to analyse the structure for the combined action of a distribued load and
temperature change acting simultaneously. Take the redundant as the horizontal reaction at D.
Complete your calculations to determine what is required below.
1) Determine reactions at A and D;
4 m
4 m
2) Draw the axial force diagram, shear force diagram and bending moment diagram
for the distributed load and the temperature combined.
B
-AT
45 kN/m
4 °C
A
+AT
W
L
H/2
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