Chapter 8 - Deflections
Semester Overview
Chapter Topic 1 terminology 2-5 statics review 6 influence lines 8-9 deflections 10-12 indeterminate structures
Quiz 3 Topics
Deflections and Slopes
1. Integration / Superposition (deflection tables) beams 2. Conjugate Beams 3. Virtual Work beams, trusses, frames Deflection in Wood Structures
Structural Biomimetics
- Beam Design
- Semester Project
- Grown Buildings
- Intro to 322
- Silk Dome
- Curved Roof Ridge due to Differential Settlement
- Hobbit House
- Sagging Framing - see diagram at bottom of page
- Sagging Roof 1
- Sagging Roof 2
Quiz 4 & 5 Topics
Forces and Moments in Indeterminate Structures
1. Integration / Superposition Quiz 4 beams, trusses, frames 2. Conjugate Beams Quiz 4 3. Virtual Work Quiz 4 4. Slope-Deflection Quiz 4 5. Moment-Distribution Quiz 5
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Objectives
- Visualize the shape of a beam's elastic curve.
- Calculate the slope and deflection at various locations in a beam using the elastic-curve equation.
- State the boundary, continuity and symmetry conditions.
- Derive the elastic-curve equation.
- Determine the distributed-load or moment function.
- Integrate to determine the slope and elastic-curve functions.
- Derive four indefinite integrals if starting with the distributed-load function.
- Derive two indefinite integrals if starting with the moment function.
- Solve for the integration constants.
- Calculate the slope and deflection at various locations in a beam using the conjugate-beam method.
- Determine the ground reactions on the real beam.
- Draw the shear-force and bending-moment diagrams for the real beam.
- Convert the real beam into its conjugate.
- Load the conjugate beam with a distributed load having the same shape as M on the real beam divided by EI.
- Draw the shear-force and bending-moment diagrams for the conjugate beam, or cut the conjugate beam at the desired location and determine V' and M' using equilibrium.
- Convert the conjugate-beam information back to the real beam. (V' = θ, M' = v)
Concepts
Problems
* examples to be discussed in class
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Examples7e
HomeworkAutodesk
Robotintegration
method
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