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Page 1: CIVL3310 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

CIVL3310 STRUCTURAL ANALYSISProfessor CC Chang

Chapter 6: Influence Lines for Statically Determinate

Structures

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Why Influence Lines?

AB C D

Dead Load

Con

cent

rate

d L

ive

Load

Con

cent

rate

d L

ive

Load

Con

cent

rate

d L

ive

Load

Distributed Live LoadDistributed Live LoadDistributed Live Load

wP

V M

Analysisw, P V, M Design

Note: loads can vary- LIVE LOADS

Vmax and Mmax under dead & live loads?

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Can my bridge survive?

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What is Influence Line ?

1 (4 3) 42 (84)126 (168) 85 (127 )

Force

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Influence Lines Measurement

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KSM Influence Lines Measurement

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KSM Influence Lines Measurement

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Influence Lines

Influence LinesShear force and moment diagrams

Fixed loadsV M

xV and M at different locations of the beam

x

V and M at a fixed location

V M

Load moves along the beam

x

x

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Influence Lines

• Influence line: A graph of a response function

(such as reactions or internal forces) of a structure as a function of the position of a downward unit load moving across the structure

Res

pons

e

Location of downward unit load

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Constructing Influence Lines• Point-by-point calculation• Influence-line equation• Graphical approach: Müller Breslau

Principle

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Point-by-point calculation• Construct the influence line for Ay

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Influence-line equation

xA

xAM

y

y

B

1011

0)1)(10()10(0

Linear function of x

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Influence Lines• All statically determinate structures have

influence lines that consist of straight line segments

• More examples!

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Müller Breslau Principle• Influence line for any action (reaction,

internal shear/moment) in a structure is equal to the deflection curve when we remove the action and replace it with a corresponding unit displacement or rotation

Influence line = properly disturbed shape

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Müller Breslau Principle

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Virtual work principle for a rigid-body system

A structure in equilibrium: 0i

iF

1F

2F

3F

4F

Resultant force=0

4r2r

3r1r

rVirtual deformation

Virtual work: 0

rFWi

i

0 i

ii rFW

Virtual work principle for a rigid-body system

imaginary deformation

0i

iF

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Müller Breslau Principle

x 1

Influence line = properly disturbed shape

Ay

1

Ay

1

Ay

1

f(x)

f(x)A

0f(x)11AW0δW

y

y

Influence line of Ay

Virtual work

By

By

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Müller Breslau Principle

x 1

Influence line = properly disturbed shape

Ay1

By

1

f(x)

Virtual work

f(x)B

0f(x)11BW0δW

y

y

Influence line of By

By

Ay

1

By

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Müller Breslau PrincipleInfluence line = properly disturbed shape

x 1

Ay By

Ay

1

By

f(x)

1

V

MV

VM

D1

D2q1

q2

0f(x)1MVW 1221 qqDD

Include ONLY the reaction/force in the virtual work

= 1 = 0f(x)V

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Müller Breslau PrincipleInfluence line = properly disturbed shape

x 1

Ay By

Ay

1

By

f(x)

1

Dq1 q2

0f(x)1MW 21 qq

Include ONLY the reaction/force in the virtual work

= 1f(x)M

M

VM

V

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Müller Breslau PrincipleInfluence line = properly disturbed shape

Deflect the structure such that only the force which influence line that you are looking for and the downward unit force contribute to the virtual work due to the imaginary deflection.

All other forces that act on the virtually deflected structure should not contribute to the virtual work.

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Influence Lines for Floor Girders• Draw the influence line for the shear in

panel CD of the floor girder

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Influence Lines for Trusses

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Example 6.15• Draw the influence line for member force GB

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Example 6.15• Draw the influence line for the member force GB

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Application of Influence Lines

AB C D

SB

MB

1 1P

P

P

SB MB

wldxwl

dxwyM lB a b

balconstw

ba lB ydxwdxwyM

l

y

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Distributed Loads

AB C D

Dead Load

Con

cent

rate

d L

ive

Load

Con

cent

rate

d L

ive

Load

Con

cent

rate

d L

ive

Load

Distributed Live LoadDistributed Live LoadDistributed Live Load

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Application of Influence Lines

AB C D

SB

MB

1

Given dead loadand live loads

Find maximum forces

wd

Distributed Live Loadwl

Con

cent

rate

d L

ive

Load

P

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Application of Influence Lines• Max shear force at C?

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Application of Influence Lines• Max shear force at C?

kNV

kNV

kNV

C

C

C

25.11)75.0(18)125.0(18)0(5.4)(:3 Case

19.24)625.0(18)75.0(18)125.0(5.4)(:2 Case

63.23)5.0(18)625.0(18)75.0(5.4)(:1 Case

3

2

1

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6. Influence Lines• What is influence line?• Müller Breslau Principle• What is the use of influence line?