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Page 1: 09 Deflection-Virtual Work Method Beams and Frames

Deflection: Virtual Work Method; Beams and

Frames

Theory of Structure - I

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Contents

Method of Virtual Work: Beams Frames

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Virtual unit load

CA B

w

CA B

Method of Virtual Work : Beams and Frames

Cv

L

Cv dxEI

Mm

0

1

Real load

1rA rB

x1x2

RBRA

x1x2

B

rB

x2

v2

m2x1

rA

v1

m1

• Vertical Displacement

w

B

x2

RB

V2

M2

x1

RA

V1

M1

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Virtual unit couple

CA B

w

CA B

• Slope

Real load

x1x2

RBRA

w

B

x2

RB

V2

M2

x1

RA

V1

M1

B

rB

x2

v2

m2

rA

v1

m1

rA

x1x21

L

C dxEI

Mm

0

1

CrB

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Example 8-18

The beam shown is subjected to a load P at its end. Determine the slope and displacement at C. EI is constant.

2a a

AB C

P

C

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•Real Moment M

AB

C2a a

P

AB

C2a a

SOLUTION

•Virtual Moment m

Displacement at C

1 kN

x1x2

-a

m

m2 = -x2

x1x2

-Pa

M

M2 = -Px2

L

C dxEI

MmkN

0

))(1(22

0

2

2

0

111 )()(

1)

2)(

2(

1dxPxx

EIdx

Pxx

EI

aa

,)3

)(()3

8)(

4)(

1()

3)(()

3)(

4)(

1(

33332

31

0

2

0 EI

Paa

EI

PaP

EI

x

EI

PxP

EI

aa

C

2

32

1

21

1

PxM

2

3P2

P

21

1

xm m2 = -x2 M2 = -Px22

11

PxM 2

11

xm

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AB

C2a a

P

AB

C2a a

•Virtual Moment m •Real Moment M

Slope at C

x1x2

-1

m

x1x2

-Pa

M

M2 = -Px2

L

C dxEI

MmmkN

0

))(1( 2

0

2

2

0

111 ))(1(

1)

2)(

2(

1dxPx

EIdx

Px

a

x

EI

aa

),(6

7)

2)(

1()

3

8)(

4)(

1()

2)(

1()

3)(

4)(

1(

22322

31

0

2

0 EI

PaPa

EI

a

a

P

EI

Px

EI

x

a

P

EI

aa

C

1 kN•m

a2

1

a2

1

a

xm

21

1

12 m 21

1

PxM

2

3P2

P

M2 = -Px2a

xm

21

1

12 m 21

1

PxM

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Example 8-19

Determine the slope and displacement of point B of the steel beam shown in the figure below. Take E = 200 GPa, I = 250(106) mm4.

A5 m

B

3 kN/m

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SOLUTION

•Virtual Moment m

A5 m

B

1 kNx

1 kNx

v

m-1x =

x•Real Moment M

A5 m

B

3 kN/m

x

3x

2

x

V

M2

3 2x

Vertical Displacement at B

L

B dxEI

MmkN

0

))(1(EI

mkNx

EI

x

EIdx

xx

EI

3245

0

35

0

2 375.234)

8

3(

1

2

31)

2

3)((

1 5

0

)10250)(10200(

375.234

466

3

mm

kNmkN

B

= 0.00469 m = 4.69mm,

-1x = 2

3 2x

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SOLUTION

•Virtual Moment m

A5 m

B

-1 =

x•Real Moment M

A5 m

B

3 kN/m

2

3 2x

Slope at B

L

B dxEI

MmmkN

0

))(1( EI

mkNx

EI

x

EIdx

x

EI

3235

0

25

0

2 5.62)

6

3(

1

2

31)

2

3)(1(

1 5

0

)10250)(10200(

5.62

466

2

mmkN

mkNB

= 0.00125 rad,

x 1 kN•m

x

v

m 1 kN•m

x

3x

2

x

V

M-1 = 2

3 2x

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Example 8-20

Determine the slope and displacement of point B of the steel beam shown in the figure below. Take E = 200 GPa, I = 60(106) mm4.

A C D

B

5 kN14 kN•m

2 m 2 m 3 m

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AC

DB

5 kN14 kN•m

2 m 2 m 3 m

AC DB

2 m 2 m 3 m

1 kN•Virtual Moment m

•Real Moment M

0.5 kN0.5 kNx3x2

6 kN1 kN

L

B dxEI

MmkN

0

))(1(

3

0

3

2

0

22211

2

0

1 )0)(0()6)(5.0(1

)14()5.0(1

dxdxxxEI

dxxxEI

111 5.0 xm

x1

22 5.0 xm

m

m

14

x3x2x1

M1 = 14 - x1

M2 = 6x2

2

0

2

0)

3

3)(

1()

3

5.0

2

7)(

1()3(

1)5.07(

1 32

31

21

2

0

22

212

1

2

0

1

x

EI

xx

EIdxx

EIdxxx

EI

)60)(200(

667.20667.20

EIB= 0.00172 m = 1.72 mm,

11 5.0 xm 22 5.0 xm

M1 = 14 - x1

M2 = 6x2

Displacement at B

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AC

DB

5 kN14 kN•m

2 m 2 m 3 m

AC DB

2 m 2 m 3 m

•Virtual Moment m

•Real Moment M

0.25 kNx3x2

6 kN1 kN

L

B dxEI

MmmkN

0

))(1( 3

0

3

2

0

22211

2

0

1 )0)(0()6)(25.0(1

)14()25.0(1

dxdxxxEI

dxxxEI

x1

m

m

14

x3x2x1

M1 = 14 - x1

M2 = 6x2

2

0

22

212

1

2

0

1 )5.1(1

)25.05.3(1

dxxEI

dxxxEI

)60)(200(

333.2333.2

EIB = 0.000194 rad

1 kN•m 0.25 kN

0.5

-0.5

m1 = 0.25x1

m2 = -0.25x2

2

0

2

0)

3

5.1(

1)

3

25.0

2

5.3(

1 32

31

21 x

EI

xx

EI

M1 = 14 - x1

M2 = 6x2

m1 = 0.25x1

m2 = -0.25x2

Slope at B

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Example 8-21

(a) Determine the slope and the horizontal displacement of point C on the frame. (b) Draw the bending moment diagram and deflected curve. E = 200 GPa

I = 200(106) mm4

A

B C

5 m

6 m2 kN/m

4 kN

1.5 EI

EI

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A

C

•Virtual Moment m

A

B C

5 m

6 m2 kN/m

4 kN

x1

x2

1

x2

x1

M2= 12 x2

12 kN

16 kN

12 kN

m2= 1.2 x2

m1= x1

1.2 kN

1 kN

1.2 kN

•Real Moment M

M1= 16 x1- x12

L

CH dxEI

mMkN

0

))(1( 5

0

22212

11

6

0

1 )12)(2.1(1

)16()(5.1

1dxxx

EIdxxxx

EI

5

0

22

2

6

0

13

12

1 )4.14(1

)16(5.1

1dxx

EIdxxx

EI

)200)(200(

1152600552)

3

4.14(

1)

43

16(

5.1

1 5

0

6

0

32

41

31

EIEI

x

EI

xx

EICH = + 28.8 mm ,

M2= 12 x2 m2= 1.2 x2

m1= x1M1= 16 x1- x12

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A

C

A

B C

5 m

6 m2 kN/m

4 kN

x1

x2

x2

x1

M2= 12 x2

12 kN

16 kN

12 kN

m2= 1-x2/5

m1= 0

1/5 kN

0

•Real Moment M •Virtual Moment m

M1= 16 x1- x12

L

C dxEI

mMmkN

0

))(1( 5

0

222

12

11

6

0

)12)(5

1(1

)16()0(5.1

1dxx

x

EIdxxx

EI

5

0

2

22

2 )5

1212(

10 dx

xx

EI

)200)(200(

5050)

35

12

2

12(

1 5

0

32

22

EI

xx

EIC = + 0.00125 rad ,

1 kN•m

1/5 kN

M2= 12 x2 m2= 1-x2/5

m1= 0M1= 16 x1- x12

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+

+

60

60

M , kN•m

16

-12-

+V , kN

4

A

B C

5 m

6 m2 kN/m

4 kN

12 kN

16 kN

12 kN

CH= = 28.87 mm

C = 0.00125 rad ,

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Example 8-22

Determine the slope and the vertical displacement of point C on the frame.Take E = 200 GPa, I = 15(106) mm4.

5 kN

3 m

60o

2 mA

B

C

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•Virtual Moment m •Real Moment M

3 m

B

C

30o

Displacement at C

3 m

B

C

30o

x1

1 kN

x1

1 kN

C

30o

n1

v1

m1 = -0.5x11.5 m

1.5 kN•m

1 kN

m1 = -0.5x1

x1

5 kN

1.5 m

x1

5 kN

C

30o

N1

V1

7.5 kN•mM1 = -2.5x1

x22 mA

1.5 kN•m

m2 = -1.5

x2

5 kN

2 mA

7.5 kN•m

x2

1.5 kN•m1 kN

v2

n2 m2 = -1.5

x2

7.5 kN•m5 kN

N2

V2

M2 = -7.5

L

Cv dxEI

MmkN

0

))(1( 2

0

211

3

0

1 )5.7)(5.1(1

)5.2()5.0(1

dxEI

dxxxEI

)15)(200(

75.3375.33)25.11(

1)

3

25.1(

1 2

0

3

0

22

31

EIx

EI

x

EICv = 11.25 mm ,

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•Virtual Moment m •Real Moment M

3 m

B

C

30o

x1

1.5 m

1 kN•m

x22 mA

1 kN•m

m1 = -1

m2 = -1

2 mA

3 m

B

C

30o

x1

5 kN

1.5 m

7.5 kN•m

x2

7.5 kN•m5 kN

M1 = -2.5x1

M2 =- 7.5

x1

5 kN

C

30o

N1

V1

L

C dxEI

MmmkN

0

))(1( 2

0

211

3

0

)5.7)(1(1

)5.2()1(1

dxEI

dxxEI

)15)(200(

25.2625.26)5.7(

1)

2

5.2(

1 2

0

3

02

21

EIx

EI

x

EIC = 0.00875 rad,

Slope at C

1 kN•m

x1 C

30o

n1

v1

1 kN•m

m1 = -1 M1 = -2.5x1

x2

1 kN•m

n2

v2

m2 = -1

x2

7.5 kN•m5 kN

N2

V2

M2 = -7.5

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Virtual Strain Energy Caused by Axial Load, Shear, Torsion, and Temperature

• Axial Load

L

n dxAE

nNU

0Wheren = internal virtual axial load caused by the external virtual unit load

N = internal axial force in the member caused by the real loadsL = length of a memberA = cross-sectional area of a memberE = modulus of elasticity for the material

• Bending

L

b dxEI

mMU

0

Wheren = internal virtual moment cased by the external virtual unit load

M = internal moment in the member caused by the real loadsL = length of a memberE = modulus of elasticity for the materialI = moment of inertia of cross-sectional area, computed about the the neutral axis

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• Torsion

L

t dxGJ

tTU

0

Wheret = internal virtual torque caused by the external virtual unit load

T = internal torque in the member caused by the real loadsG = shear modulus of elasticity for the material J = polar moment of inertia for the cross section, J = c4/2, where c is the

radius of the cross-sectional area

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• Shear

L

s dxGA

vVKU

0

)(

Wherev = internal virtual shear in the member, expressed as a function of x and caused

by the external virtual unit loadV = internal shear in the member expressed as a function of x and caused by the real loadsK = form factor for the cross-sectional area:

K = 1.2 for rectangular cross sectionsK = 10/9 for circular cross sectionsK 1 for wide-flange and I-beams, where A is the area of the web

G = shear modulus of elasticity for the materialA = cross-sectional area of a member

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• Temperature

dx

T1

T2

T2 > T1

dxyc

Tyd )

2()(

dxc

Td )

2()(

mdU temp

L

temp dxc

TmU

0

)2

(

T2

c

c

T1

T = T2 - T1

c

T

2

T1

T2

yy

c

T

2

y

T2 > T1

T1

O

d

221 TT

Tm

d

M

M

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Example 8-23

From the beam below Determine :(a) If P = 60 kN is applied at the midspane C, what would be the

displacement at point C. Due to shear and bending moment. (b) If the temperature at the top surface of the beam is 55 oC , the

temperature at the bottom surface is 30 oC and the room temperature is 25 oC. What would be the vertical displacement of the beam at its midpoint C and the the horizontal deflection of the beam at support B.

(c) if (a) and (b) are both accounted, what would be the vertical displacement of the beam at its midpoint C.

Take = 12(10-6)/oC. E = 200 GPa, G = 80 GPa, I = 200(106) mm4 and A = 35(103) mm2. The cross-section area is rectangular.

A BC

2 m 2 m

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A B

1 kN x x

A BC

2 m 2 m

PSOLUTION

L

iibending dx

EI

Mm

0

2/

0

)2

)(2

(2L

EI

dxPxx 2/

0)

34(

2 3 LPx

EI

)200)(200(48

)4(60

48

33

EI

PL= 2 mm,

L

iishear dx

GA

VKv

0

2/

0

)2

)(2

1(2

L

GA

dxPK

)35000)(80(4

)4)(60(2.1

42

2/

0

GA

KPL

GA

KPx L

= 0.026 mm,

shearbendingC = 2 + 0.026 = 2.03 mm,

P/2P/2

Mdiagram

PL/4

x x

xP

2 xP

2

P/2

P/2

Vdiagram

• Part (a) :

0.5 kN0.5 kN

m diagram 0.5x 0.5x

1

0.5

0.5

vdiagram

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•Part (b) : Vertical displacement at CSOLUTION

A B

1 kN x x

m diagram

0.5 kN0.5 kN

0.5x 0.5x1

Troom = 25 oC ,

T1=55oC

T2=30oC

260 mm

Temperature profile

5.422

3055

mT

Cv = -2.31 mm ,

L

Cv dxc

TmkN

0 2

)())(1(

- Bending

2

0

)5.0(2

)(2 dxx

c

T 2

0)

2

5.0(

)10260(

)25)(1012(2

2

3

6 x

A BC

2 m 2 m

55 oC,

30 oC

260 m

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A B1 kN

• Part (b) : Horizontal displacement at B

x

00

Troom = 25 oC ,

T1=55oC

T2=30oC

260 mm

Temperature profile

5.422

3055

mT

BH = 0.84 mm ,

L

BH dxTnkN0

)())(1(

- Axial

4

0

)1()( dxT

4

0))(255.42)(1012( 6 x

1 kN

1 1n diagram

BH = 0.84 mmCv = 2.31 mm ,

A BC

2 m 2 m

55 oC

30 oC

260 m

Deflected curveA BC

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P

A B C 55 oC

30 oC

260 m

• Part (c) :

C = -2.03 + 2.31 = 0.28 mm,

A B C

C = 2.03 mm

P

=

A B

55 oC,

30 oC

C = 2.31 mm

+

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Example 8-24

Determine the horizontal displacement of point C on the frame.If the temperature at top surface of member BC is 30 oC , the temperature at the bottom surface is 55 oC and the room temperature is 25 oC.Take = 12(10-6)/oC, E = 200 GPa, G = 80 GPa, I = 200(106) mm4 and A = 35(103) mm2 for both members. The cross-section area is rectangular. Include the internal strain energy due to axial load and shear.

A

B C

5 m

6 m2 kN/m

4 kN

1.5 EI,1.5AE, 1.5GA

EI,AE,GA260 mm

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B C

Moment, m (kN•m)

A

B C

Shear, v (kN)

A

5 m

6 m

A

CB

Virtual load

1

x2

x1

1.2 kN

1 kN

1.2 kN

1.2

1

1.2

1

1

1

-1.2-1.26

6

1x1

1.2x2

B C

Axial, n (kN)

A

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B C

Shear, V (kN)

A

B C

Axial, N (kN)

AA

B C

5 m

6 m2 kN/m

4 kN

x1

x2

12 kN

16 kN

12 kN

Real load

12

412

4

16

4

16 - 2x1 -12 -12

60

16x1 - x12

12x2

60 B C

Moment, M (kN•m)

A

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•Due to Axial

x1

x2

ii

iiiCH EA

LNnkN ))(1(

AE

1.5AE

AEAE

)5)(4)(1(

5.1

)6)(12)(2.1(

5 m

6 m

AE

mkN

26.77

)10200)(1035000(

6.77

2626

mkN

m

mkNCH

= 1.109(10-5) m = 0.0111 mm,

B C

Virtual Axial, n (kN)

A1.2

1

1.2

1B C

Real Axial, N (kN)

A12

412

4

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•Due to Shear

x1

x2

1.5GA

5 m

6 m

GA

L

CH dxGA

vVKkN

0

)())(1(

2

5

0

1

6

0

1 )12)(2.1(2.1

5.1

)216)(1(2.1 dx

GAdx

GA

x

GA

mkNx

GA

xx

GA

2

2

21

1

4.134)4.14)(

2.1()

2

216)(

5.1

2.1(

5

0

6

0

)1035000)(1080(

4.134

262

6 mmkN

mkNCH

= 4.8(10-5) m = 0.048 mm,

B C

Virtual Shear, v (kN)

A1

1

-1.2-1.2

B C

Real Shear, V (kN)

A16

4

16 - 2x1 -12 -12

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•Due to Bending

5

0

22212

11

6

0

1 )12)(2.1(1

)16()(5.1

1dxxx

EIdxxxx

EI

= 0.0288 m = + 28.8 mm ,

L

CH dxEI

mMkN

0

))(1(

EI

mkNx

EI

xx

EI

3232

41

31 1152

)3

4.14(

1)

43

16(

5.1

1 5

0

6

0

)10200)(10200(

1152

462

6

3

mmkN

mkNCH

x1

x2

1.5EI

5 m

6 m

EI

B C

Virtual Moment, m (kN•m)

A

6

6

1x1

1.2x2

B C

Real Moment, M (kN•m)

A

60

16x1 - x12

12x2

60

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T1=30oC

T2=55oC

260 mm

Temperature profile

•Due to Temperature

CH = 0.0173 m = 17.3 mm ,

L

CH dxc

TmkN

0 2

)())(1(

5

0

26 )255.42)(1012)(1( dx

Tm= 42.5oC

- Bending

- Axial

CH = 0.00105 m = 1.05 mm ,

L

CH dxTnkN0

)())(1(

5

0

23

62

)10260(

)3055)(1012)(2.1(dx

x

A

B C

5 m

x1

x2260 mm

30oC

55oC

Troom = 25oC

B C

m (kN•m)

A

6

6

1x1

1.2x2

B

C

n (kN)

A1.2

1

1.2

1

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A

B C

2 kN/m

4 kN

•Total Displacement

TempCHBendingCHShearCHAxialCHTotalCH )()()()()(

= 0.01109 + 0.048 + 28.8 + (17.3 + 1.05) = 47.21 mm

CH= 47.21 mm

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