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CE412 Spring 2018 Lesson 23: Slope-Deflection IV – Frames With Sidesway “If I’m not back in 10 minutes, wait longer." ~Ace Ventura LESSON 23: SLOPE-DEFLECTION IV – FRAMES WITH SIDESWAY Wednesday, March 21, 2018 LESSON OBJECTIVES 1. Solve unknown slopes (and moments) in beams when transverse deflection may occur. 2. Solve unknown slopes (and moments) in frames when sidesway is prevented. READING AND LESSON SCOPE: Hibbeler (8 th edition) Sections 11-5. Examples 11-7 11-8, and 11-9 should be reviewed thoroughly. FIXED-END MOMENTS FOR TODAY (Complete Chart in the back of Hibbeler) HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT (Due Wednesday): Problem 1: Plot the moment diagram if support B settles 0.15 ft. Given: E=29000 ksi, I=8000 in 4 . A is fixed, B and C are rollers. Problem 2. Determine the moments at the end of each member and plot the shear and moment diagrams. A and D are fixed foundations, B and C are rigid connections. EI is constant.

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Page 1: LESSON 18: INCREASING EFFICIENCY WITH BUILT-UP ... · Web viewLesson 23: Slope-Deflection IV – Frames With Sidesway Wednes day, March 2 1, 2018 Lesson Objectives Solve unknown slopes

CE412 Spring 2018 Lesson 23: Slope-Deflection IV – Frames With Sidesway “If I’m not back in 10 minutes, wait longer." ~Ace Ventura

LESSON 23: SLOPE-DEFLECTION IV – FRAMES WITH SIDESWAYWednesday, March 21, 2018

LESSON OBJECTIVES1. Solve unknown slopes (and moments) in beams when transverse deflection may occur.2. Solve unknown slopes (and moments) in frames when sidesway is prevented.

READING AND LESSON SCOPE: Hibbeler (8th edition) Sections 11-5. Examples 11-7 11-8, and 11-9 should be reviewed thoroughly.

FIXED-END MOMENTS FOR TODAY (Complete Chart in the back of Hibbeler)

HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT (Due Wednesday):Problem 1: Plot the moment diagram if support B settles 0.15 ft. Given: E=29000 ksi, I=8000 in4. A is fixed, B and C are rollers.

Problem 2. Determine the moments at the end of each member and plot the shear and moment diagrams. A and D are fixed foundations, B and C are rigid connections. EI is constant.