Examine the 2D frame shown to the right. Solve the problem with the following set of properties: E = 44 x 106 psi, I=90 in² and A = 8.2 in², compute: a. Local stiffness matrix for all elements b. Global stiffness matrix c. Global load matrix F d. Deformation and rotations of nodes 1 and 2 e. Support reactions of nodes 3 and 4

Examine the 2D frame shown to the right. Solve the problem with the following set of properties: E = 44 x 106 psi, I=90 in² and A = 8.2 in², compute: a. Local stiffness matrix for all elements b. Global stiffness matrix c. Global load matrix F d. Deformation and rotations of nodes 1 and 2 e. Support reactions of nodes 3 and 4

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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