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University of California, San Diego Department of Structural Engineering
Winter 2013 Instructor: Chia-Ming Uang
SE 130A – Structural Analysis I
Homework Set No. 6 (Due Date: March 1, 2013 at 5:00pm)
Note: 1) Textbook refers to Fundamentals of Structural Analysis, Fourth Edition, by Leet, Uang, and Gilbert.
2) An educational version of the structural analysis software called RISA-2D, as well as a tutorial, is
available from TED. It will be required for Problems 2 and 4, but you can also use this simple softwareto verify answers to all problems.
(1) Do P.12.4 in the textbook but with a concentrated moment of 24 kN-m in place of the vertical 24 kN load
at mid-span of AB.
(a) Draw the shear and moment diagrams.
(b) Compute all support reactions.
(c) Sketch the deflected shape.
(d) What is the change in moment at A if the moment of inertia of member AB is doubled?
(e) What is the effect of using a softer material, say with ½ E , on the moment at A and the rotation at B?
(2) Analyze the structure shown in Figure 1 by the slope-deflection method and draw the moment diagram.
E is constant and the moment of inertia is shown in the figure. Check the moment diagram by RISA-2D.
15 kips
3 kips/ft
8 ft
6 ft 5 ft 6 ft5 ft
A
CB
D
I
I
2 I
I
Figure 1
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(3) Determine the rotation, in radians, at B as well as the reactions at A and D of the frame shown in
Figure 2. Using E = 29,000 ksi and I = 100 in4
for all members, consider the following two cases:
(a) In addition to the applied loading shown, support D is constructed 3 in. too low.
(b) In addition to the applied loading shown, support A settles by 3 in.
8 ft
A
B
8 ft
10 kips
20 kips20 kips
9 ft 4 ft 9 ft
C
D
(4) Consider the continuous beam shown in Figure 3. EI is constant, except the 5 ft segment supported at
Point C is rigid (i.e. EI →∞). A concentrated moment MO is applied at C. Solve the problem by the slope-
deflection method. Draw the moment diagram and deflected shape.
[ HINT: Translation of member AB is related to the rotation at C ]
12 ft3 ft
M 0
A B C D E
2 ft12 ft
Figure 3
Figure 2
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(5) Use the slope-deflection method to analyze the structure shown in Figure 4. Use E = 29,000 kips/in2,
I 1 = 180 in4, and I 2 = 240 in
4for the members as shown.
(a) Construct the moment diagram.
(b) Compute all support reactions.
(c) Draw the deflected shape.
(d) Compute the horizontal deflection of Joint B and verify your answer by the computer
software RISA-2D.
12 kips/ft
9 ft
15 kips/ft
A
B C
D
I 1 I 2
I 2
9 ft
12 ft
Figure 4
(6) Use the slope-deflection method to analyze the structure shown in Figure 5, with k s =1450 kips/in,
E =29,000 ksi, and I = 500 in4.
(a) Draw the shear and moment diagrams.
(b) Compute all support reactions.
(c) Sketch the deflected shape.
( HINT: Treat AC as one member )
Figure 5
150 kips
10 ft 10 ft 10 ft
k s
20 kip/ft
A B
C
D
E