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A beam ABC is loaded and supported at point 'B' by a linear spring whose stiffness 'K' is EI10. Analysis the beam using flexibility method and Draw BMD

Subject:- Structural Analysis II

Title:- Flexibility Method

Difficulty:- Hard

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Point B is act like a point load as shown in fig.

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1) Dse = r-3 = 5-3 =2

Treat VBandVC as redundants,

R1=VB

R2=Vc

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*Table :-

Part origin Limit M M1|M2
CB C 0-3 0 0 1x
BA B 0-4 -20xx2=10x2 1x 1(3+x)

3) ^R1=l0M.M1EIdx =40(10x2)(1x)EIdx ^R1=640EI ^R2=l0M.M2EIdx =40(10x2)(1(3+x))EIdx ^R2=1280EI f11=l0(M1)2EIdx =40(1x)2EI [f11=21.33EI] f22=l0(M2)2EIdx =30(1x)2EIdx+40(1(3+x))2EIdx [f22=114.33EI] f12=f21=l0M1.M2EIdx = 40(1x)(1(3+x))dx [f12=f21=45.33EI] *Flexibility:-* FB=1KB FB=10EI = flexibility of spring Because of the flexibility 10EI support B will settled down by = 10EI -10 = -640 + 21.33VB+45.22VC 0 = -1280 + 45.33VB+114.33VC 630 = 21.33VB+45.33VC ------(1) 1280 = 45.33 VB+114.33VC --------(2) solving 1 and 2 we get, VB=36.48KNandVC=3.27KN ![enter image description here][3] **B.M calculation :-** BMC = 0 B.MB = -3.2*3 = -9.81 KN B.MA = -3.27*7 + 36.84*4 + -20*4*42

= -36.9 KN.m

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