KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AND GEOMATICS ENGINEERING

SUBJECT: Structural Analysis II (CIEG 308) DURATION: March July, 2014 INSTRUCTOR: Ramesh Adhikari Description Introduction 1. Requirement and limitations of Eqilibrium Static and Kinematic indeterminancy 2. Redundancies static versus kinematic indeterminancy 3. Compatibility method of analysis, 4. Equilibrium method of analysis 5. Characteristics of statically indeterminate structures Displacement Theorems 1. Bettis Law 2. Maxwells Reciprocal Theorem, 3. Castiglianos Theorem Method of Consistent Deformation: 1. Introduction of the compatibility methods, 2. External and internal redundancies 3. Deformation of the redundant reactions 4. Compatibility equation for the analysis of indeterminate structures 5. Application of the method of consistent deformations: Beams, frames, truss structures 6. Effect of the temperature and adjustment for the truss member 7. Three moment equation and its application 8. Compatibility equations by energy methods First Internal Slope Deflection Method 1. Introduction of the slope deflection method 2. Derivation of the slope deflection methods for beams and frame problems 3. Application of the slope deflection method for continuous beams with support settlement and temperature variation. Moment Distribution Method 1. General principle of the moment distribution method 2. Fixed end moments 3. Moment distribution method for the beam and frame problems 4. Application of moment distribution for beam and frame problems 5. Modification in moment distribution method and its application to beam problems Second Internal Influence Lines for Continuous Beams 1. Direct method of Drawing influence line diagrams 2. Muller Breslau Principle Introduction to Plastic Analysis 1. Introduction Matrix Methods of Analysis 1. Member Force Deformation Relations 2. Stiffness Method Flexibility Method Third Internal Laboratories: 1. Experimental analysis of two hinges arches 2. Experimental analysis of continuous beam 3. Experimental analysis of portal frame (symmetrical and asymmetrical) Reference book: 1. Elementary Structural Analysis CW Norris, JB Wilbur, S Utku, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1991 2. Structural Mechanics A Darkov and Kuznestov, Mir Publishers.