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    Two Story Moment Frame Analysis Using Finite Element Method: Input Data & Summary

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    1) This document summarizes the input data and analysis for a two story moment frame using finite element modeling. 2) The columns are either hollow structural steel pipes or wide flange sections. The beams are either wide flange sections or hollow structural steel tubes. 3) Loads applied include horizontal and vertical uniform and concentrated loads. The analysis calculates member forces, reactions, and deflections at joints.

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    1) This document summarizes the input data and analysis for a two story moment frame using finite element modeling. 2) The columns are either hollow structural steel pipes or wide flange sections. The beams are either wide flange sections or hollow structural steel tubes. 3) Loads applied include horizontal and vertical uniform and concentrated loads. The analysis calculates member forces, reactions, and deflections at joints.

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    1) This document summarizes the input data and analysis for a two story moment frame using finite element modeling. 2) The columns are either hollow structural steel pipes or wide flange sections. The beams are either wide flange sections or hollow structural steel tubes. 3) Loads applied include horizontal and vertical uniform and concentrated loads. The analysis calculates member forces, reactions, and deflections at joints.

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    Two Story Moment Frame Analysis Using Finite Element Method: Input Data & Summary

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    1) This document summarizes the input data and analysis for a two story moment frame using finite element modeling. 2) The columns are either hollow structural steel pipes or wide flange sections. The beams are either wide flange sections or hollow structural steel tubes. 3) Loads applied include horizontal and vertical uniform and concentrated loads. The analysis calculates member forces, reactions, and deflections at joints.

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    Two Story Moment Frame Analysis using Finite Element Method

    INPUT DATA & SUMMARY


    COLUMN SIZE (WF, Tube, or Pipe)
    1- 5 = HSS12.500X0.500 Pipe
    ORIENTATION = x-x
    2-6= W12X65 WF
    ORIENTATION = x-x

    BEAM SIZE (WF, Tube, or Pipe)


    3-4= W18X65 WF
    ORIENTATION = x-x
    5-6= HSS12X6X5/8 Tube
    ORIENTATION = y-y ,(flat)

    DIMENSIONS
    H1 = 14 ft, (4.3 m)
    H2 = 16 ft, (4.9 m)
    L1 = 22 ft, (6.7 m) DESIGN SECTION FORCES
    Column N15 = -6.2 k,(compre.) N26 = -38.2 k,(compression)
    LOADS F1 = 19.5 kips, (horiz. to right) V15 = 12.7 kips V26 = 25.7 kips
    F2 = 12 kips, (horiz. to right) M15 = 91.3 ft-kips M26 = 207.6 ft-kips
    P1 = 5 kips, (downward) Beam V34 = 24.4 kips V56 = 8.6 kips
    P2 = 5 kips, (downward) M34 = 237.1 ft-kips M56 = 57.7 ft-kips
    q1 = 0.26 kips / ft, (horiz. to right) M34, mid = 0.0 ft-kips M56, mid = 9.2 ft-kips
    q2 = 0.32 kips / ft, (horiz. to right) ( 1 kips = 4.448 kN , 1 ft-kips = 1.356 kN-m)
    w1 = 0.64 kips / ft, (downward) HORIZONTAL DEFLECTION
    w2 = 0.45 kips / ft, (downward) DH,3 = 0.9927 in, (horiz. to right) (25 mm)
    ( 1 kips = 4.448 kN , 1 kips / ft = 14.584 kN / m) DH,4 = 0.9849 in, (horiz. to right) (25 mm)
    DH,5 = 2.3865 in, (horiz. to right) (61 mm)
    RIGID-ZONE LENGTH FACTOR 75 % of (d / 2) DH,6 = 2.3820 in, (horiz. to right) (61 mm)

    ANALYSIS

    Coordinates (ft) Reaction (k, ft-k) Joint J Deflection (in,deg)


    Joint X Y RX RY RM X Y q
    1 0 0 12.72 -4.20 91.28 0.000 0.000 0.000
    2 22 0 25.72 38.18 207.55 0.000 0.000 0.000
    3 0 14 0.993 -0.001 0.117
    4 22 14 0.985 0.011 0.250
    5 0 30 2.386 0.001 0.391
    6 22 30 2.382 0.016 0.370

    End Joint A I E Length Moment (ft-k) Axial Shear (k)


    I J (in2) (in4) (ksi) (ft) I Mid J (k) I J
    1 3 17.2 191 29000 13.43 91.28 -1.98 75.60 4.20 -12.72 10.98
    2 4 19.1 533 29000 13.43 207.55 -34.91 137.72 -38.18 -25.72 25.72
    3 4 19.1 1070 29000 21.65 -141.00 -10.52 -237.06 16.46 10.53 -24.39
    3 5 17.2 191 29000 15.62 59.71 -8.03 23.16 -6.21 -7.80 2.81
    4 6 19.1 533 29000 15.62 86.64 -14.37 57.90 -13.69 -9.25 9.25
    5 6 18.7 107 29000 21.65 -23.23 9.16 -57.66 9.25 -1.14 -8.61
    (The length & forces not included Rigid-Zone.)

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