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1-Compute lateral stiffness of the one story frame with an intermediate realistic stiffness of the beam. The system has 3 DOFs as shown. Assume L = 2h and Elb = Elc ANS: Question 2: For the following structures: Determine the number of degrees-of-freedom for dynamic analysis Establish the equation of motion…
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updated on 08 May 2021
1-Compute lateral stiffness of the one story frame with an intermediate realistic stiffness of the beam. The system has 3 DOFs as shown. Assume L = 2h and Elb = Elc
ANS:
Question 2:
For the following structures:
ANS:
(a)From the given we get one degree of freedom because there is only one 'u' is given i.e
Degree of freedom=1
Then
Equation of motion = mu+ku=0
Stiffness of the frame (k)= 3EI/h^3
By substituting stiffness of the frame(k) in equation of motion in the place of k in equation we get,
mu+(3EI/h^3)u=0
We know that
Natural frequency (Wn)=sqrt(k/m)
By substituting k value in Wn ,we get
Wn=root(3EI/Mh^3)
ANS:
(b)Similar to previous question there is only one u mentioned here so,therefore
Degree of Freedom = 1
Eqaution of motion = mu+ku=0
Stiffness of frame(k) = 12EI/h^3 + 12EI/h^3 + 3EI/h^3
(k) = 27EI/h^3
By substituting k value in stiffness of frame we get,
mu+ku=0
mu+(27EI/h^3)u=0
And, Natural frequency (Wn)= sqrt(k/m)
by substituting k value in Wn equation we get,
Wn=sqrt(27EI/Mh^3)
Question 3:
Consider the propped cantilever shown in the figure below. The beams are made from the same steel section and have lengths as shown on the diagram. Determine the natural period of this system if a large mass, M, is placed at the intersection of the beams at point A. The weight of the beams in comparison with the mass M is very small.
ANS:
This figure includes one simple supported beam and one cantilever beam.
FOR SIMPLY SUPPORTED BEAM THE K VALUE :
K=48EI/Lb^3 -(i)
FOR CANTILEVER BEAM THE K VALUE:
K=3EI/Lc^3 -(ii)
Then k=(i) + (ii)
that is k= 48EI/Lb^3 + 3EI/Lc^3
k= 3EI[(16/Lb^3)+(1/Lc^3)]
Natural frequency(Wn)= sqrt(k/m)
(Wn)=sqrt({3EI((16/Lb^3)+(1/Lc^3))}/M)
Then time period(Tn) = (2pi)/Wn
Tn=(2pi) x sqrt[M/{3EI((16/Lb^3)+(1/Lc^3))}]
Question 4
Determine an expression for the effective stiffness of the following systems:
1) Effective stiffness of (a) is K= 3EI/L^3
2) Effective stiffness of (b) is K= 3EI/L^3+3EI/L^3= 6EI/L^3
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