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Truss By Stiffness Matrix ,Solution by Gauss-elimination Method.
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The Fig. shows a plane truss with 3 members. All members are of length 1000 mm and sectional area 600 mm^2 .Young’s Modulus is 150 kN/mm^2. Analyse by Stiffness Method. 80kN 10kN Y X
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500√3mm 1000 mm
Force-displacement relations for all 3 members are written using equatio C^2 α CαCβ -C^2 α -CαCβ CαCβ C 2 β -CαCβ -C 2 β -C^2 α -CαCβ C^2 α CαCβ -CαCβ -C 2 β CαCβ C 2 β
Member BA:
Member AC: 22.50 -38.97 -22.
-38.97 67.50 38. -67. -22.50 38.97 22. -38. 38.97 -67.50 -38.
Uc Vc
Equilibrium equations are obtained by assembly procedure:
Solution by Gauss-elimination Method: D = (values in mm)
Member end forces referred to global axes are initially calculated using eqn 1 along with the known displacements:
For Member BA:
For Member AC: (All values in kN)
Axial forces in member are now calculated using equation:
-36.18 kN. BC: F=(28.09)(1)+ =28.09 kN. AC: F=(-28.09)(0.5)-(48.66)(0.866) = -56.18 kN.