General instructions: 1. Analyze completely the loaded frame shown below. Draw all free body diagrams (FBD) of members and joints with all notations properly labelled as used in your solution (analysis). E is constant for all members. 2. Show every steps of your solution in chronological order. 3. Determine the horizontal deflection at joint D using unit load method. 4. Draw the shear diagram of the frame. 5. Draw the bending moment diagram of the frame. 6. Draw the approximate elastic curve of the frame. 7. Write your solution in a clean white paper and upload your file (PDF), containing all the requirements enumerated above (1 – 6), on time. - C. hinge 21 D 21 hinge E A hinge 3 m 2 m 12 KN/ m B. 2 m 1m 1 m

General instructions: 1. Analyze completely the loaded frame shown below. Draw all free body diagrams (FBD) of members and joints with all notations properly labelled as used in your solution (analysis). E is constant for all members. 2. Show every steps of your solution in chronological order. 3. Determine the horizontal deflection at joint D using unit load method. 4. Draw the shear diagram of the frame. 5. Draw the bending moment diagram of the frame. 6. Draw the approximate elastic curve of the frame. 7. Write your solution in a clean white paper and upload your file (PDF), containing all the requirements enumerated above (1 – 6), on time. - C. hinge 21 D 21 hinge E A hinge 3 m 2 m 12 KN/ m B. 2 m 1m 1 m

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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