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Slope Deflection Method

1. The document analyzes the slope deflection method for determining moments in several beam structures. It provides the fixed end moments, relative stiffness values, and slope deflection equations for each structure. Joint equilibrium equations are set up and solved to determine the unknown angles at each joint. 2. End moments are then calculated based on the solved joint angles. Several examples are shown with varying support conditions and loadings. Equations are set up and solved systematically for each example. 3. The document demonstrates applying the slope deflection method to determine unknown joint angles and end moments for a variety of beam structures. Equations are set up and solved methodically in each example.

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Slope Deflection Method

1. The document analyzes the slope deflection method for determining moments in several beam structures. It provides the fixed end moments, relative stiffness values, and slope deflection equations for each structure. Joint equilibrium equations are set up and solved to determine the unknown angles at each joint. 2. End moments are then calculated based on the solved joint angles. Several examples are shown with varying support conditions and loadings. Equations are set up and solved systematically for each example. 3. The document demonstrates applying the slope deflection method to determine unknown joint angles and end moments for a variety of beam structures. Equations are set up and solved methodically in each example.

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1.

Analized the given structure by the slope deflection method, without using the modified
equations for the hinged and overhanging end.

20k 18k 6k
3k/ft 2k/ft

E
A 3I 10I 2I 2I
B C D

12ft 12ft 12ft 4ft 8ft 3ft

θA = 0 , θB =? , θC =? , θD = ?

Relative Stiffness
Member I L I/L Krel
AB 3I 12 3I/12 x 12/I 3
BC 10I 24 10I/24 x 12/I 5
CD 2I 12 2I/12 x 12/I 2

Fixed and moment

FEMAB = + WL2 = +3 X 12 2 = + 36 Kft


12 12
FEMBA = - WL2 = - 3 X 12 2 = -36 Kft
12 12
FEMBC = + WL2 = + 2 X 242 = + 96 Kft
12 12
2 2
= + WL + P ab
12 L2
= 2 x 24 + 20 x12 x 12 2 = +156 Kft
2
12
242
FEMBC = - 156 Kft
FEMCD = Pab 2
L2
= + 18 x 4 x 82 = 32 Kft
122
FEMDC = - Pa2 b
L2
= - 18 x 42 x 8
122
= -16 Kft
MDE = 6 x 3 = 18 Kft
MAB = FEMAB + 2EI ( -2 θA - θB )
MAB = FEMBA + [ Krel] (-2 θA – θB )
= 36 + 3 (2 θA - θB )
MAB = 36 - 3 θB
MBC = FEMBC + [Krel] (-2 θB – θC)
= + 156 + 5(-2 θB – θC)
= + 156 – 10 θB -5 θC

MCB =FEMCB + [Krel ] (-2 θC - θB)


= -156 + 5 (-2 θC - θB )
= -156 – 10 θC – 5 θB
MCD = FEMCD + [Krel] (-2 θC – θD)
= +32 + 2 (-2 θC – θD )
= 32 – 4 θC – 2 θD

Joint equilibriun equations;

At joint B ,
MBA + MBC = 0
-36 – 6 θB + 156 – 10 θB – 5 θC = 0
-16 θB -5 θC = 120 1

At joint C ,
MCB + MCD = 0
-156-10 θC - 5 θB +32-4 θC - 2 θD = 0
-5 θB -14 θC - 2 θD =124 2

At joint D ,
MDC +MDE =0
-16-4 θD -2 θC +18 =0
-2 θC -4 θD = -2 3

Solving the equation,

θB = +11.9399
θC = -14.2076
θD = +7.6038

MAB = +36 -3 x (11.9399)


= 0.18 Kft
MBA = -36-6 (11.9399) = -107.64 Kft
MBC = + 156-10(11.9399)-5(-14.2076)
= 107.64 Kft
MCB = -156-10(-14.2076)-5(11.9399)
= -73.62 Kft
MCD = +73.62
MDC = -18 Kft
MDE = +18 Kft
2. Use the slope deflection equations without modification E = 3000 Ksi , I = 1000 in4

3I 10I 2I 2I
A E
B 0.5" C D
12' 24' 12' 3'

E = 30000 ksi, All FEM =0 ( no load)


I = 1000 in4
displacement at pt ; B = 0.5 "
θB = ? , θC = ? , θD = ?
Span AB,
 = / L
= 0.5" = + 3.47 x 10-3 rad
12 x 12
MAB = FEMAB + 2EI / L ( -2 θA -2 θB + 3)
= 0 + 2 x 30 x 103 x (3x1000) = 104 , 167 Kft
12 x (12x12)
MBA = 0 + 104167 (-2 θA – θB + [-2 θB – θA + 3(+3.4722 x 10-3)]
= -208,333 θB +1085.06
Span BC,
 = / L
= 0.5 = -1.736 x 10-3 rad
24 x 12
2EI = 2 x 30x103x10x1000 = 173611 Kft
L 24' x 144
MBC = FEMBC + 2EI / L (2 θB – 2 θC + 3)
= 0 + 173611 (-23 θB – θC +(3 x -1.736x10-3)
= -347222 θB -173611 θC -904.16
MCB = FEMCB + 2EI / L (-2 θC - θB 3+3)
= 0+ 17361 (-2 θC – θB +(3x -1.736x10-3)
= -347222 θC -173611 θB – 904.16
Span CD,
 = 0 (no settlement)
2EI / L = 2x30x103x2x1000 = 69444 Kft
12x144
MCD = FEMCD + 2EI / L [ -2 θC – θD -3)
= 0 + 69444 (-2 θC – θD )
= -13888 θC - 69444 θD
MDC = FEMDC + 2EI / L (-2 θD - θC )
= 0+ 69444 (2 θD - θC )
= -13888 θD - 694444 θC
Joint Equilibrium equation,
At Joint B,
MBA + MBC
-208333 θB +1085.06- 347222 θB -173611 θC – 904.16 = 0
-555555 θB - 173611 θC = -180.84 1
Joint C ,
MCB + MCD =0
-347222 θC - 173611 θB -904.16 - 138889 θC - 69444 θD =0
-173611 θB - 486111 θC - 69444 θD = 904.16 2
Joint D,
MDC + MDE =0
-09444 θC - 138889 θD =0 3
Solving eq;n 1 , 2 ,and 3.
θB = +1.08150 x 10-3 rad
θC = -2.41916 x 10-3
θD = +1.20958 x 10-3
End Moments,
MAB = -104167 x 10.18150 x 10-3 + 1085.06
= + 972.42 Kft
MBA = +859.76 Kft
MBC = - 859.76 Kft
MCB = -252 Kft
MCD = +252 Kft
MDC = 0

3. Use the slope deflection method , for the frame shown in fig; .
Frames without sidesway

8K 3.6 kft

D B 2I C

I 20'

A
6' 20'

θA = θC = 0 , + = 0 , θB = ?
Relative stiffness
Member I L I/L Krel
AB I 20 2I/20 x 20/I 1
BC 2I 20 2I/20 x 20/I 2
FEMAB = FEMBA = 0
FMBC = + WL2 = 3.6 x 202 = +120Kft
12 12
FEMCB = -WL = - 3.6 x 202 = -120 Kft
2

12 12
MBD = (8 x 6) = -48 Kft
Slope deflection equations,
MAB = FEMAB + [KAB] rel (-2 θA – θB )
= 0 +1(-θB ) = - θB
MBA = FEMBA + [KBC]rel (-2 θB - θA )
= 0 + 1(-2 θB ) = -3 θB

MBC = FEMBC + [ KBC] rel (-2 θB – θC )


= 120+ 2 (-2 θB )
= 120 - 4 θB
MCB = FEMCB + [ KCB] rel (-2 θC – θB )
= -120 + 2 (-θB )
= -120 -2 θB
Joint Equilibrium equations,
Joint B,
MBA + MBC – 48 = 0
-2 θB + 120 – 4 θB -48 = 0
θB = +12
End Moment,
MAB = - θB = -12Kft
MBA = -2 θB = -2 x 12 = -24 Kft
MBC = 120-4( 12) = +72 Kft
MCB = -120 -2(12) = -144 Kft

4.
60KN
10KN/m

A
B C

3m 3m 6m EI Const;

θA = θC = 0 , θB = ?

For Span AB,


FEMAB = Pa b2
L2
= 60x3x32 = 45KN-m
62
FEMBA =-45 KN-m

For Span BC,


FEMBC = WL2
12
= 10x62 = 30KN-m
12
FEMCB = -30 KN-m

Member I/L Krel


AB I/6 x 6/I 1
BC I/6 x 6/I 1

MAB = FEMAB + Krel (-2 θA – θB )


= 45+ (-θB )
= 45 - θB
MBA = -45- θB
MBC = 30 -2 θB
MCB = 30 - θB
Joint equilibrium eq;
Joint B,
MBA+ MBC = 0
-4 θB =15
θB = -15/4
End moments,
MAB = 41.25 KN-m
MBA = -37.5 KN-m
MBC = +37.5 KN-m
MCB = -26.25 KN-m

5.

20K 2Kft

3I 3I 3I

6' 4' 15' 5'

θA = 0 , θB = ? , θC = ? AB = BC = 0
FEMAB = 20x6x42 = 19.2 K-ft
102
FEMBA = 28.8K-ft
FEMBC = 37.5 K-ft
FEMCB = -37.5 K-ft

Slope deflection eq;


MAB = FEMAB + 2EI/L (-2 θA – θB + 3)
= 19.2 – 0.2 EI θB
MBA = -28.8 – 0.4 EI θB
MBC = 43.75 – 0.6 EI θB
Joint equilibrium eq;
Joint B,
MBA + MBC =0
FEMAB = 16.21 K-ft
FEMBA = -34.78 K-ft
FEMBC = +34.78K-ft
Joint C,
MCB + MC =0
MCB = -25 K-ft

6. 10K 1 K/ft

A I 3I
B C

6' 4' 15'

θA = 0 , θB = ? , θC = ?
FEMAB = 9.6K-ft
FEMBA = -14.4 K-ft
FEMBC = +18.75 K-ft
FEMBC = - 18.75K-ft
Slope deflection eq;
MAB = FEMAB + 2EI/L (-2 θA – θB + 3)
=9.6– 0.2 EI θB
MBA = -14.4– 0.4 EI θB
MBC = 18.75 +9.375 – 0.6 EI θB
Joint B,
MBA + MBC =0
EI θB =13.725
FEMAB = 6.855 K-ft
FEMBA = -19.89 K-ft
FEMBC = +19.89 K-ft

7.
6K 18K
3 Kft 2Kft

A
3I B 10I C 2I D 2I

3' 9' 3' 21' 12' 3'

θA = 0 , θB = ? , θC = ?, θD = ?
FEMAB = 10.125K-ft
FEMBA = -3.375 K-ft
FEMBC = 41.343 K-ft
FEMCB = -5.906 K-ft
FEMCD = 36 K-ft
FEMDC = -36 K-ft
MC = 6 x 1.5 = 9 K-ft
Slope deflection eq;
MAB = FEMAB + 2EI/L (-2 θA – θB + 3+)
MAB =10.125– 0.5 EI θB
MBA = -3.375 – EI θB
MBC = 41.343 +1.66 EI θB – 0.83 EI θC
MCB = -5.906 - 1.66 EI θC – 0.83 EI θB
MCD = 36 – 13.5 – 0.5 EI θB
Joint equilibrium eq;
Joint B,
MBA + MBC =0
37.968 -2.66 EI θB – 0.83 EI θC = 0 1
Joint C,
MCB + MCD = 0
43.594 -1.33 EI θB –1.66 EI θC = 0 2
Joint D,
MDC + MC = 0
MDC =-9 K-ft
solving eq; 1 and 2,
EI θC = 19.767
EI θB = 8.105
MAB = 6.072 KN-m
MBA = -11.48 KN-m
MBC = +11.48 KN-m
MCB = -45.446 KN-m
MCD = -45.446 KN-m

8. Compute the end moment for the beam due to the following support moment E= 30x103
Ksi
Support 'a' vertically 0.01 ft down,
Rotate 0.001 radian clockwise,
Support 'b' vertically 0.04 ft down.
Support 'c' vertically 0.0175 ft down.
I = 1000 in4

a I b 3I c 3I d
0.01' 10' 15' 5'

0.04' 0.0175'
ab

There is no load, all FEM=0


θA = -0.001 (clockwise direction)
ab = / L = +0.003
ab = -0.0015
θB = ? , θC = ?
Slope deflction eq;
MAB = FEMAB + 2EI/L (-2 θA – θB + 3)
MAB = – 0.2 EI θB + 0.0014 EI
MBA = –0.4 EI θB+ 0.0016 EI
MBC = -0.6EI θB – 9x10-4 EI
Joint equilibrium eq;
Mba + Mbc = 0
-EI θb =-7 x 10-4 EI
θb =7x 10-4
MAB = 262.5 K-ft
MBA = 275 k-ft
MBC = -275 K-ft
Joint 'C'
MBC + MC = 0
MCB =0

9. The closed or box frame is used for culvents . It is always symmetrical and usually
symmetrically loaded. There will be no sidesway.
A 0.8 K/ft B
0.24K/ft

EI const;

0.624K/ft 10'

D C
0.54K/ft 1.42K/ft
10'

From symmetry
θB = - θA , θC = θD ,  = 0
θ A = ? , θD = ?
FEMAB = WL2 = 0.8x 102 = 6.67 K-ft
12 12
FEMAD = - 0.24 x 102 + 0.324x 102 = +0.92 k-ft
12 30
FEMDC = -0.8x 102 = - 6.67 K-ft
12
Slope deflection eq;
MAB = FE MAB + Krel MAB (-2 θA – θB )
= 6.67 - KθA
MAD = -0.92+ K (-2 θA – θB )
MDA =+0.38 +K (-2 θA – θB )
MDC = -6.67 +K(-2 θA – θB )
= -6.67 – K θD
Joint equilibrium eq;
MAB + MAD = 0
-3 K θA -K θD + 5.75 = 0 1
Joint D,
MDA + MDC = 0
-3 K θD -K θA + 6.29 = 0 2
eq; 1 and 2 solving,
K θD = -3.08
K θA = +2.94
End moments,
MAB = +3.37 K-ft
MAD = -3.37 K-ft
MDA = +3.60 K-ft
MDC = -3.60 K-ft

10. 10KN 24KN/m

A B I C
1.5m
12KN I
1.5m

D
1.5m 4m

θD = θC = 0, θB = ?
Member I/L Krel
DB I/3 x 3/I 1
BC I/4 x 3/I 0.75
2 2
FEMDB = Pab = 12 x 1.5 x 1.5 = 4.5 KN-m
L2 32
FEMDB = -4.5 KN-m
FEMBC = WL2 = 24 x 42 = 32KN-m
12 12
FEMCB = -32 KN-m
FEMBA = -(10 x 1.5 ) =- 15 KN-m
Slope deflection eq;
MDB = FEMDB + Krel (-2 θD – θB )
= 4.5 - θB
MBD = -4.5 -2 θB
MBC = 32- 1.5 θB
MCB = -32-0.75 θB

Joint equilibrium eq;


At joint 'B'
θB = 3.57
End moments,
MBD + MBC + MBA =0
MDB =0.93 KN-m
MBD = -11.64 KN-m
MBC =26.645 KN-m
MCB =-34.677 KN-m
MBA =-15 KN-m

11. Use the moment distribution method.


3K/ft 20K
2K/ft 18K 6K

A 3I B 10I C 2I D 2I E

12' 12' 12' 4' 8' 3'

FEMAB = 3 x 122 = +36 K-ft


12
FEMBA = -36 K-ft
FEMBC = 2 x 242 + 20 x 12 x 122 = +156K-ft
12 242
FEMCB = -156 K-ft
FEMCD = 18 x 4 x 82 = +32 K-ft
122
FEMDC = -18 x 42 x 8 = -16 K-ft
122
MDE = 6 x 3 = 18 K-ft
Member I/L Krel
AB 3I/12 x 12/L 3
BC 10I/24 x 12/I 5
CD 2I/12 x 12 /I 2
DFAB =1
DFBA = 3/ (3+5)= 0.375
DFBC =5/(3+5) = 0.625
DFCB =5/ (5+2) = 0.714
DFCD = 2/ (5+2) = 0.286

Joint A B C D
Member AB BA BC CB CD DC DE
Krel 3 3 5 5 2 2 -
D.F 1.0 0.375 0.625 0.714 0.286 1.0 -
FEM +36 -36 +156 -156 +32 -16 +18
Cycle 1
Balance M -36 -45 -75 +88.54 +35.46 -2.0 -
C.O.M -22.5 -18 +44.27 -37.5 -1.0 +17.73 -
Cycle 2
Balance M +22.5 -9.85 -16.42 +27.49 +11.01 -17.73 -
C.O.M -4.93 +11.25 +13.75 -8.21 -8.87 +5.51 -
Cycle 3
Balance M +4.93 -9.38 -15.63 +12.20 +4.88 -5.51 -
Final M 0 -106.98 +106.97 -73.48 +73.48 -18.0 +18.0

1.2 K/ft
12.

const: EI
A B C D

30ft 40ft 30ft

13. 3.6 K/ft


8K

D B 2I C

I 20ft

6ft 20ft

14.

10K 1K/ft

a I b 3I c
6ft 4ft 15ft
15. 3K/ft 20K 18K 6K
2K/ft
A 3I B 10I C 2I D 2I E

12` 12` 12` 4` 8` 3`

16.
40KN 12KN/m 60KN 10KN

A
I ` B 3I C 2I D E
2m 2m 6m 2m 4m 2m

17. 10KN 24KN/m

A B I C

1.5m

12KN I

1.5m

1.5m 4m

18.
6K 18K 3K/ft
2K/ft

A 3I B 10I C 2I D 2I E

3ft` 9ft 3ft 21ft 12ft 3ft

19. 60KN 10KN/m

A
B C EI const:
3m 3m 6m
20. 3.6K/ft 8K

A I B D
10ft
2I 9K

10ft

20ft 6ft

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