Question: A 2 - story structure, which has 1 2 m x 8 m dimensions in plan, will be constructed. The typical plan view and the
A story structure, which has dimensions in plan, will be constructed.
The typical plan view and the front view of this building is as given in Figures a and respectively.
The building consists of frames and slabs as given in the same figures.
The lengths of each frame member and the dimensions of each slab is as given in the figures below.
As seen in Fig a each of the two floors has slabs and slab opening discontinuity in slab between the
points B C H and I
All frame systems in the building consist of reinforced concrete beams and columns. The concrete class is
C
The dimensions of all columns are while the dimensions of all beams are
The magnitude of the loads on the slabs is calculated as
These loads on the slabs are transmitted to the floor beams on each sides of the slabs such as the
continuous beam ABCD in Fig b
STEP: Calculate the degree of static indeterminacy of the continuous beam system ABCD.
which is the side beam system in the second floor Fig b
Calculate the degree of kinematic indeterminacy of the same continuous beam system
ABCD.
STEP: Calculate the loads transmitted from the related slabs to the continuous beam system
ABCD
NOTE: In addition to the slab loads. there is also a box with a weight of which is
hanging on the span of the beam system ABCD.
The weight of this box is equal to and the location of this box is as given in Fig
STEP: Calculate the unknown displacements and the support reactions of the continuous
beam system ABCD USING THE STIFFNESS METHOD.
NOTE: Obtain and display all member stiffness matrices the structure stiffness matrix
as well as the structure matrix equation
Assume that the beam and the column connection at point is designed as a fixed support
while the connections at points and are designed as pin supports.
STEP: Calculate all member forces in the continuous beam system ABCD USING THE
STIFFNESS MIETHOD.
NOTE: Display all necessary substeps for the calculation of member forces.
a Typical plan view of the building
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