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  • AdvancedStructuralAnalysis

    Lecture1Module1:ReviewofBasicStructuralAnalysis

    DevdasMenonProfessorIITMadras

    ([email protected])

    NationalProgrammeonTechnologyEnhancedLearning(NPTEL)

    www.nptel.ac.in

  • AdvancedStructuralAnalysisModules

    1. Reviewofbasicstructuralanalysis 1

    2. Reviewofbasicstructuralanalysis 2

    3. Basicmatrixconcepts

    4. Matrixanalysisofstructureswithaxialelements

    5. Matrixanalysisofbeamsandgrids

    6. Matrixanalysisofplaneandspaceframes

    7. Analysisofelasticinstabilityandsecondordereffects

  • Paperback (2009)Paperback (2008)Hardbound (2008) Hardbound (2009)

  • Module1:ReviewofbasicSA 1

    StaticallyDeterminateStructures:Introduction;Analysisofsupportreactions,internalforcesintrusses,beams,cables,archesandframes;Analysisofslopesanddeflectionsinbeams.

    WorkandEnergyMethods: Introduction;Principleofvirtualdisplacementsandvirtualforces;Reciprocaltheorems;Energyconcepts;Displacementbasedandforcebasedenergyprinciples;derivingstiffnessandflexibilitycoefficients.

  • Module1:ReviewofbasicStructuralAnalysis 1

    Introduction

    StaticallyDeterminateStructures

    WorkandEnergyMethods

    ForceMethods StaticallyIndeterminateStructures

    DisplacementMethods KinematicallyIndeterminateStructures

  • PartI:Fundamentals

    PartI:Fundamentals

    PartII:ForceResponseinStatically

    DeterminateStructures

    PartII:ForceResponseinStatically

    DeterminateStructures

    PartIII:DisplacementResponseinStatically

    DeterminateStructures

    PartIII:DisplacementResponseinStatically

    DeterminateStructures

    PartIV:Statically

    IndeterminateStructures:

    ForceMethods

    PartIV:Statically

    IndeterminateStructures:

    ForceMethods

    PartV:KinematicallyIndeterminateStructures:

    DisplacementMethods

    PartV:KinematicallyIndeterminateStructures:

    DisplacementMethods

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  • LOADS

    (input)STRUCTURE

    (system)

    RESPONSE?

    (output)

    STRUCTURALDESIGN

    StructuralAnalysis&Design

    o Stabilityo Strengtho Stiffnesso EconomyoAesthetics

    STRUCTURALANALYSIS

    StructuralAnalysisistheapplicationofsolidmechanicstopredicttheresponse (intermsofforcesanddisplacements)ofagivenstructure(existingorproposed)subjecttospecifiedloads.

  • IntroductiontoStructuralAnalysis

    STRUCTURELOAD RESPONSE

    StructuralSystem StructuralIdealisation StructuralElements

    StructuralSystem StructuralIdealisation StructuralElements

    Joints&InternalStability Supports&ExternalStability StaticIndeterminacy KinematicIndeterminacy

    Joints&InternalStability Supports&ExternalStability StaticIndeterminacy KinematicIndeterminacy

  • StructuralModelling

    slab

    Spaceframe

  • STRUCTURE

    WALLS

    SLABS

    SHELLS

    FOLDEDPLATES

    SKELETAL SPATIAL

    AxialSystem

    GridBeam

    SpaceTrussPlaneTruss

    MODELLINGOF

    STRUCTURES

    MODELLINGOF

    STRUCTURES

    PlaneFrame

    PlaneFrameElement

    LINEAR(1D) PLANAR(2D) SPACE(3D)

    SpaceFrame

    SpaceFrameElement

  • Joints&Supports

    Joint

    (Connectionbetweenelements)

    (Connectionbetweenelements)

    Kinematicfunction:Controlrelativedisplacements

    Staticfunction:Providefortransmissionofforces

    Semirigid

    Pinned

    Rigid

    (Freerelativerotation)

    (Norelativerotationortranslation)

    Hingedsupport

    Rollersupport

    FixedsupportSupportReactionsSupportReactions

  • Internalhingebehaviour

    SB

    SBVCVA

    MA

    AB C

    P1 P2

    BC

    P2

    AB

    P1

    DetailatB A B

    P1 C

    P2

    childparent

  • SpaceandPlaneFrames

    Spaceframe(3Danalysis)

    Planeframes(2Danalysis)

    SpaceFrameElement

    PlaneframeElement

  • PlaneFramesandBeams

    Full(plane)frameundergravityloading

    Partial(substitute)frame

    Bendingmoments

    Shearforces

    Continuousbeam

    Beamelement

  • Grids(grillages)andBeams

    Grid

    Gridelement

    Bendingmoments

    Shearforces

    Twistingmoments

    GridelementreducestoBeamelementTorsional stiffnessnegligible

    (Introducetorsional releasesatmemberends)

  • StaticIndeterminacy(ns)

    Cause(kinematicsrelated):Structureisoverconstrainedoroverrigid

    Effect(staticsrelated):Structureishyperstaticorstaticallyindeterminate

    (ns =m +r 2j =2)

    (ns =m +r 2j =2)

    (m =9,r =3,j =6)m +r =2j=12

    UnstableOverrigid

    Justrigid (ns =0)(ns =0)

  • ForcesandDisplacements

    SimplePlaneTruss:

    m =11,r =3,j =7m +r =2j=14

    F1

    F2F3

    F4F5

    F6

    F12F13

    F7F8

    F9F10

    F11F14

    1

    2 3

    4

    5 6

    8 9 10 11

    7

    D5 D6

    D9

    D10

    D1

    D2

    11

    D3

    D43

    Forces: external;internalFj(j 1,2,,14);Ni (i =1,2,,11)

    N11

    Displacements:deflections;deformationsDj (j 1,2,,14);ei (i =1,2,,11)

    D5

    D6

    D9

    D10

    L11

    L11+e11

    Mustsatisfyequilibriumconditions

    Mustsatisfycompatibilityconditions

  • KinematicIndeterminacy

    Global(Structure)Coordinates:j=1,2,,14Restraints:D12 =0,D13 =0,D14 =0UnknownDisplacements:D1 ,D2 ,,D11Degreeofkinematicindeterminacynk =11(Degreeofstaticindeterminacyns =0!)

    m =11,r =3,j =7m +r =2j=14

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    SimplePlaneTruss:

    Thedegreeofkinematicindeterminacymaybedefinedasthetotalnumberofdegreesoffreedom(independentdisplacementcoordinates)atthevariousjointsinaskeletalstructure.

  • KinematicIndeterminacy

    BeamelementBeamelement

    11

    22 AA BB33

    44

    D1

    D4D2

    D3AA BB nk =2

    CantileverCantilever

    nk =0

    FixedBeamFixedBeam

    11

    22

    ContinuousBeamContinuousBeam nk =4

    11 22

    33

    44

    PlaneframeelementPlaneframeelement

    BB

    55

    6644

    22

    33 AA11

    55

    nk =6nk =6

    PortalframePortalframe

    22

    3311

    6644

    BoxframeBoxframenk =3nk =3

    IgnoringaxialdeformationsIgnoringaxialdeformations

    11 223311 33

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    441166

    nk =6nk =6

  • Staticvs KinematicIndeterminacy

    ns =(4 3) 3=36nk =(4 4) 3=48ns =(4 3) 3=36nk =(4 4) 3=48

    Ignoringaxialdeformations:nk =16+4=20

    Ignoringaxialdeformations:nk =16+4=20

    11 171722 33 44

    55 181866 77 88

    99 19191010 1111 1212

    1313 2020

    1414 1515 1616

  • StructuralAnalysis

    STRUCTURELOAD RESPONSE

    SupportReactions InternalForceResultants Displacements

    SupportReactions InternalForceResultants Displacements

    DirectActions IndirectLoading DirectActions IndirectLoading ForceField

    DisplacementField

    EquilibriumofForces CompatibilityofDisplacements Forcedisplacementrelations

    EquilibriumofForces CompatibilityofDisplacements Forcedisplacementrelations

    UnderlyingPrinciples:

  • IndirectLoading

    SupportDisplacements

    ConstructionalErrors

    EnvironmentalChanges

    Caninduceaforceresponseifthestructureisoverrigid;otherwiseonlyadisplacementresponse!

  • SupportDisplacements

    (a)cantileverbeam

    A B

    rotationalslipA

    A

    (c)proppedcantileverbeam

    A B

    rotationalslipA

    (d)fixedbeam

    A Bdifferentialsettlement

    BA

    (b)simplysupportedbeam

    A B

    differentialsettlement

    BA

    Overrigidstructures

    (bendingmoments,shearforces,supportreactionsinduced)

    Justrigidstructures

    (rigidbodymotions;noforceresponse)

  • ConstructionalErrors

    (a) Internallyjustrigid (b) internallyoverrigid

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    B C

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    B C

    D

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    (AClongby5mm)

    (noforceresponse)(diagonalsundercompression;

    othermembersintension)

    Lackoffitintrusses:

  • EnvironmentalChanges

    L

    =L(T)

    Noforce

    Justrigid

    Temperatureeffect

    Overrigid

    L L

    ks

    Axialforce:N =kbar Axialforce:N =kbar

    Axialforce:N =ks sAxialforce:N =ks s

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  • Equilibriumofforcesensuresstaticadmissibility

    Compatibilityofdisplacementsensureskinematicadmissibility

    Forcedisplacementrelationsinvolvematerialstressstrainlaws

    BasicRequirements

  • ForceResponse

    Supportreactions

    Internalforces

    C

    AB

    P

    30011

    22

    Supportreactions

    PRC

    RA300

    RA 3 P

    RC 2P 3

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    Fij Actionofion j(appearsonfreebodyofj)

    Fij =Fji(Newtonsthirdlaw)

    RA

    RC

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    P

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    F1A FA1

    F1BFB1

    F2BFB2

    FC2F2C

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    22

    N1 3 P

    N2 2P

    Barforces

    StaticallyAdmissibleFORCERESPONSE

  • LinearElasticBehaviour

    SYSTEMStimulus Response?

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    TensionTest

    highAlowL

    low Ahigh L

    P

    e0

    P/A

    e/L0

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    manyrodspecimens(samematerial),variouslengthsanddiameters

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    Singlematerialproperty!

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    (a)loaddeflection(structure)

    (b) internalforcedeformation(trusselement)

    (c)stressstrainrelation(material)

    deflection elongation strain0 0 0

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    11k ki

    NiP

    ei

    Forcedisplacementrelations

  • DisplacementResponse

    Deflections

    Rotations

    AB

    P

    30011

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    N1 3 P

    N2 2P

    e1

    e2

    Equilibrium:

    e1 N

    1k1

    e2 N

    2k2

    Forcedisplacementrelation:A

    C

    B

    B, hor

    B, verB

    Compatibility:

    Kinematically AdmissibleDISPLACEMENTRESPONSE