BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, PILANI INSTRUCTION DIVISION ‘SECOND SEMESTER 2021-2022 Course Handout (Pas Date: 17/1/2022 In addition to part I (General Handout for all courses appended to the time table) this portion gives futher specific details regarding the course. Course No. :CEG6I7 Course Title Advanced Structural Analy Instructor-in-charge : SHAMSHER BAHADUR SINGH Scope & Objective of the Course Advanced structural analysis techniques and methods provide efficient means and tools for analysis and design of framed structures using matrix approach. Hence leaning advance structural analysis will be very useful for structural analyst and designers. The basic objective of this course is to acquire the fundamental concepts of matrix methods of structural analysis. and their implementation in development of computer programs for computer aided structural analysis of structures. By the end of the course, the students will be familiar with matrix methods of structural analysis using self developed computer programs. ‘Text Book 1. William, W. & Gere JM. “Matric Analysis of Framed Structures", CBS Publishers & Distributers, 1986 Reference Books 1. Ghali A. and Neville AM. Structural Analy’ and hall, London third Edition. 1989 2. Harold C. Martin , Introduction to Matrix Methods of Suctural Analysis. McGraw Hill. Inc. 1966. 3. Menon, Devdas, Advanced Structural Analysis, Narosa Publishing House Pvt. Ltd., Kolkata, 2008. A unified classical and Matrix approach. Chapman Course Plan Lect. | Learning Topics to be covered Reference™ No. _| objective Chap/Sec. Tnoduction, Static and Kinematic Indeterminacy, General ['TB: Ch. 1 Basics of Methods of Analysis of Indeterminate Structures, 15 | Structural Selection of Method, Equivalent joint loads Analysis Tntroduction, Hexibility method, temperature changes, TE:Ch.2 prestrains, support displacements, joint displacements, 6-12. | Fundamentals of | member end actions, support reactions, flexibilities of Cui | prismatic members, formalization of the flexibility Seen | fethod example problems Tairoduction, Sines method, Temperature changes, [TH Ch. Prestrains, and support displacements, stiffness of prismatic members, formalization of the stiffness method, Fundamentals of | Gxample problems 13.20 | the Stiffness MethodTect._] Learning Topics to be covered Reference™ No. _| objective ChapJ/Sec. Tntroduction, direct sifiness method, complete member | TB: Ch. 4 &5 stiffness matrices, formation of joint stiffness matri. formation of load vector, analysis of plane truss, analysis Computer of plane frame, grid member stiffness, analysis of aris, 21-30 | Oriented Direct | space truss member stiffness, space frame member Stiffness Method stiffness, computer programming Tniroduction, rectangular raming, symmetric structures, | TB: Cho loads between joints, automatic dead load analysis, temperature changes and prestrains, support displacement, Additional topics. | oblique supports, elastic supports, translation of axes, 30.35 | forstiffness Curved members method Tniroduction, Stiffness matrix for prismatic beam- RBSChT columns, plane frame elements with six degrees of, Analysis of freedom, Dealing with internal hinges, Estimation of «jp | Elastic Instability | critical elastic buckling loads , Example problems. 3542 | and Second. Onder Response Evaluation Scheme Ee. | Evaluation Duration] Weightage | Date, time Nature of No. | component component 1 | Testi 30 Minutes 35% | Tobe announced in the class [or z = 13% ‘As per due date and Time ‘Take Home 3._| Project. plus viva = 20% OB voce examination 3. [ Compre. Exam’ This 30% | 46/5/2022 AN OB Consultation Hour: Can be made through E-mail and /or Mobile Phone. Notices: All Notice concerning to the course will be communicated through NALANDA posts. Make up policy ‘Makeup will be given only to the genuine cases provided prior permission is taken Instructor-in-charge CE G6I7