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GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF METHOD & DERIVATIONS .

Amember , being loaded with any system of looding , is first
considered fixed
of both ends . For this assumed and condition there will be a
at each moment
end of the member , and these moments will be defined as the Fixing Moments
Let Fn be the fixing moment at the right hand end of the member . and Ff
the fixing moment at the left hand end of the member . The values of these
fixing moments may be found for different types of looding on Pages 67 & 68 .
This loaded member is then assumed to be restrained at both ends by any
number of restraining members , and the for ends of these restraining members
are assumed to be fixed . For this condition , which is shown on diagram No . / ,
the moments at the ends of the looded member will no longer be the fixing
moments , but may bo found from Equation No . / which is derived below .

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LO KD
Kg
+ +

:
Kc
+
Ko +
Ko
=e
K

ño
SKf

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DIAGRAM NO /
.
No the

loading restraint for the derivation

of

This shows conditions and

of

Looded Member
at

Equation Moments Ends

of

.
)
.

(
/

DERIVATION OF EQUATION NO
OF
AT

MOMENT END LOADEDMEMBER

(

. )
I
.
the

18
Equations given
on

Standard Slope Deflection Page

of
From the bottom
Assuming roo and unity
1
E

Ff Fn )
(
:

20n
Of

2K1
M

+
O

+ -
(

) )
en
Mf

2K1 20f
>

+
(

at

All the restraining members are considered fixed their far ends a .
the loaded member may replaced
by
be
at

These members each end

of

of

single member equal stiffness the sum their stiffnesses

to
in

.
Of on

2EKn 2en Rnki

M
= =

=
3

4
- -

- -
( (

) )

Rf
Ki
KF
Mf

20f
28

4
Of on

KIRO
☺

from
M
=
3

4
- -

/ /

Rf

from Mf 4Ki
=
*

Substituting we get
On

the values
Of
of

and from and Dond and

in
5

6
Ff FR
- - - -
M
0

Mf

Phn
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