This document outlines a project to implement the direct stiffness matrix method for analyzing beam and grid structures. It discusses the objectives of understanding basic matrix analysis principles and applying them to beam and grid structures. For beams, it describes generating the stiffness matrix manually and through coding in MATLAB. For grids, it similarly involves analytical and coded approaches to matrix analysis. The document presents the methodology for each approach and shows sample results of the analyses.
IRJET-A Review Paper on using Mineral Admixture Coated Pet Fibres to Make Con...IRJET Journal
This document presents a new approach for developing flexibility matrices using the principle of contra-gradience. The approach uses flexibility coefficients of individual members along with force and deformation transformation and the principle of contra-gradience to develop the total flexibility matrix of a structure. Two examples of a fixed beam and a rigid jointed frame are analyzed using this approach both manually and using MATLAB software. The results obtained from both methods match, showing the new approach is effective for flexibility analysis and MATLAB can be used to simplify calculations.
This document provides an overview of prestressed and post-tensioned concrete modeling capabilities in the Scia Engineer software. It discusses modeling 1D prestressing tendons and strands, defining prestressing materials and stressing stages, accounting for prestress losses over time, and modeling construction stages. Example applications are shown for beams, slabs, shells, and bridges to illustrate the integrated modeling workflow in Scia Engineer. The document concludes that Scia Engineer provides an easy to use interface for prestressing and post-tensioning modeling in 1D and 2D elements in a single platform.
IRJET- Kinematic Design Methodology of Vertical Coil TongIRJET Journal
- The document presents a design methodology for calculating gripping forces and joint forces in a vertical coil tong (VCT) used for lifting steel coils.
- Static force-moment equilibrium equations are used to calculate the gripping force (2.76 times the load lifted) and forces in joints of a 5-ton VCT modelled in CATIA V5 lifting coils of 900mm and 1300mm diameter.
- Structural analysis in ANSYS shows von-Mises stresses in the VCT are within material yield strengths for self-weight, and when holding coils. Weight reduction of 4.81% is achieved by optimizing the thickness of the highest stressed J-link from 75mm to 50mm.
1. A plane frame structure was modeled in GSA Suite software and analyzed under full factored loading. Bending moment diagrams were generated which identified maximum and minimum bending moments.
2. Hand calculations were shown to determine the global stiffness matrix partitions for the frame based on its degrees of freedom. The local stiffness matrix for a member was transformed to the global matrix.
3. Further analysis of the bending moment diagrams identified the locations of zero bending moments. For linear members, graphs were plotted and linear equations solved. Members with parabolic bending followed a quadratic equation to find two zero points.
Project report on the simulation and analysis of a planer slider crank mechan...kamalwolly
MBS computer programs are increasingly becoming the main tools for the design of complex
systems. Such computer programs allow for the simulation of the assembled system and they
automatically account for the effect of the joint constraints and moving boundary conditions. This
project provides me with the opportunity to learn how to use these programs in the
important durability analysis area.
Stress Analysis of Chain Links in Different Operating Conditionsinventionjournals
The work covers the stress analysis in a 3D model of chain link analitically and numerically, and based on a real model, experimental examination was carried out. First, the cases when the links are vertical to each other and their tensile load were considered. The analysis was done in both work and experimental conditions and also the tensile load just before the chain broke. Second, the position in which the links are rotated for the calculated maximum angle. Experimental analysis of the high resistance chain (high hardness), insignia stress 14x50 G80 E5 was carried out on an universal testing mashine and the results are used for verification of numerical model.
2001 iabse - Reliability Assessment of Cable-Stayed BridgesFranco Bontempi
IABSE Conference on Cable-Supported Bridges
June 12–14, 2001, Seoul, Korea
The paper deals with the reliability assessment of P.C. cable-stayed bridges, but it is thought that the presented methodology is generally applicable. Due to several sources of uncertainties, the geometrical and mechanical properties which define the structural problem cannot be considered as deterministic quantities. In this work, such uncertainties are modelled by using a fuzzy criterion which considers the model parameters bounded between minimum and maximum suitable values.
The reliability problem is formulated in terms of safety factor and the membership function over the failure interval is derived for several limit states by using a simulation technique. In particular, the strategic planning of the simulation is found by means of a genetic optimisation algorithm and the structural analyses are carried out by taking both material and geometrical non-linearity into account. An application to a cable-stayed bridge shows the effectiveness of the proposed procedure.
Reliability Assessment of Cable-Stayed BridgesFranco Bontempi
The paper deals with the reliability assessment of P.C. cable-stayed bridges, but it is thought that
the presented methodology is generally applicable. Due to several sources of uncertainties, the
geometrical and mechanical properties which define the structural problem cannot be considered as deterministic quantities. In this work, such uncertainties are modelled by using a fuzzy criterion which considers the model parameters bounded between minimum and maximum suitable values. The reliability problem is formulated in terms of safety factor and the membership function over the
failure interval is derived for several limit states by using a simulation technique. In particular, the strategic planning of the simulation is found by means of a genetic optimisation algorithm and the structural analyses are carried out by taking both material and geometrical non-linearity into
account. An application to a cable-stayed bridge shows the effectiveness of the proposed procedure.
IRJET-A Review Paper on using Mineral Admixture Coated Pet Fibres to Make Con...IRJET Journal
This document presents a new approach for developing flexibility matrices using the principle of contra-gradience. The approach uses flexibility coefficients of individual members along with force and deformation transformation and the principle of contra-gradience to develop the total flexibility matrix of a structure. Two examples of a fixed beam and a rigid jointed frame are analyzed using this approach both manually and using MATLAB software. The results obtained from both methods match, showing the new approach is effective for flexibility analysis and MATLAB can be used to simplify calculations.
This document provides an overview of prestressed and post-tensioned concrete modeling capabilities in the Scia Engineer software. It discusses modeling 1D prestressing tendons and strands, defining prestressing materials and stressing stages, accounting for prestress losses over time, and modeling construction stages. Example applications are shown for beams, slabs, shells, and bridges to illustrate the integrated modeling workflow in Scia Engineer. The document concludes that Scia Engineer provides an easy to use interface for prestressing and post-tensioning modeling in 1D and 2D elements in a single platform.
IRJET- Kinematic Design Methodology of Vertical Coil TongIRJET Journal
- The document presents a design methodology for calculating gripping forces and joint forces in a vertical coil tong (VCT) used for lifting steel coils.
- Static force-moment equilibrium equations are used to calculate the gripping force (2.76 times the load lifted) and forces in joints of a 5-ton VCT modelled in CATIA V5 lifting coils of 900mm and 1300mm diameter.
- Structural analysis in ANSYS shows von-Mises stresses in the VCT are within material yield strengths for self-weight, and when holding coils. Weight reduction of 4.81% is achieved by optimizing the thickness of the highest stressed J-link from 75mm to 50mm.
1. A plane frame structure was modeled in GSA Suite software and analyzed under full factored loading. Bending moment diagrams were generated which identified maximum and minimum bending moments.
2. Hand calculations were shown to determine the global stiffness matrix partitions for the frame based on its degrees of freedom. The local stiffness matrix for a member was transformed to the global matrix.
3. Further analysis of the bending moment diagrams identified the locations of zero bending moments. For linear members, graphs were plotted and linear equations solved. Members with parabolic bending followed a quadratic equation to find two zero points.
Project report on the simulation and analysis of a planer slider crank mechan...kamalwolly
MBS computer programs are increasingly becoming the main tools for the design of complex
systems. Such computer programs allow for the simulation of the assembled system and they
automatically account for the effect of the joint constraints and moving boundary conditions. This
project provides me with the opportunity to learn how to use these programs in the
important durability analysis area.
Stress Analysis of Chain Links in Different Operating Conditionsinventionjournals
The work covers the stress analysis in a 3D model of chain link analitically and numerically, and based on a real model, experimental examination was carried out. First, the cases when the links are vertical to each other and their tensile load were considered. The analysis was done in both work and experimental conditions and also the tensile load just before the chain broke. Second, the position in which the links are rotated for the calculated maximum angle. Experimental analysis of the high resistance chain (high hardness), insignia stress 14x50 G80 E5 was carried out on an universal testing mashine and the results are used for verification of numerical model.
2001 iabse - Reliability Assessment of Cable-Stayed BridgesFranco Bontempi
IABSE Conference on Cable-Supported Bridges
June 12–14, 2001, Seoul, Korea
The paper deals with the reliability assessment of P.C. cable-stayed bridges, but it is thought that the presented methodology is generally applicable. Due to several sources of uncertainties, the geometrical and mechanical properties which define the structural problem cannot be considered as deterministic quantities. In this work, such uncertainties are modelled by using a fuzzy criterion which considers the model parameters bounded between minimum and maximum suitable values.
The reliability problem is formulated in terms of safety factor and the membership function over the failure interval is derived for several limit states by using a simulation technique. In particular, the strategic planning of the simulation is found by means of a genetic optimisation algorithm and the structural analyses are carried out by taking both material and geometrical non-linearity into account. An application to a cable-stayed bridge shows the effectiveness of the proposed procedure.
Reliability Assessment of Cable-Stayed BridgesFranco Bontempi
The paper deals with the reliability assessment of P.C. cable-stayed bridges, but it is thought that
the presented methodology is generally applicable. Due to several sources of uncertainties, the
geometrical and mechanical properties which define the structural problem cannot be considered as deterministic quantities. In this work, such uncertainties are modelled by using a fuzzy criterion which considers the model parameters bounded between minimum and maximum suitable values. The reliability problem is formulated in terms of safety factor and the membership function over the
failure interval is derived for several limit states by using a simulation technique. In particular, the strategic planning of the simulation is found by means of a genetic optimisation algorithm and the structural analyses are carried out by taking both material and geometrical non-linearity into
account. An application to a cable-stayed bridge shows the effectiveness of the proposed procedure.
Reliability Assessment of Cable-Stayed BridgesFranco Bontempi
This document discusses a methodology for reliability assessment of cable-stayed bridges that considers uncertainties in geometric and material properties. A case study application to a cable-stayed bridge in Brazil is presented. Non-linear structural analyses are performed through simulation to derive membership functions for safety factors associated with limit states of failure. An optimized sampling method using genetic algorithms is proposed to refine the simulation results and provide more accurate minimum safety factors.
International Refereed Journal of Engineering and Science (IRJES)irjes
International Refereed Journal of Engineering and Science (IRJES) is a leading international journal for publication of new ideas, the state of the art research results and fundamental advances in all aspects of Engineering and Science. IRJES is a open access, peer reviewed international journal with a primary objective to provide the academic community and industry for the submission of half of original research and applications
International Refereed Journal of Engineering and Science (IRJES)irjes
International Refereed Journal of Engineering and Science (IRJES) is a leading international journal for publication of new ideas, the state of the art research results and fundamental advances in all aspects of Engineering and Science. IRJES is a open access, peer reviewed international journal with a primary objective to provide the academic community and industry for the submission of half of original research and applications
IRJET - An Investigation of Stresses Induced in Curved Beams using MATLAB...IRJET Journal
This document investigates stresses induced in curved beams using MATLAB and finite element analysis (FEA). It analyzes three cross-sectional shapes - trapezoidal, circular, and elliptical - for a crane hook subjected to a 100kN load. MATLAB code is used to calculate stresses in each section, finding the trapezoidal section experiences the lowest maximum stress of 171 MPa. FEA software ANSYS is also used to model each section and determine von Mises stresses, validating the results. The trapezoidal section is identified as optimal for withstanding the load with minimum induced stress.
The document describes the modeling and analysis of a suspension bridge, including:
1) The completed state analysis models the bridge under self-weight and additional loads, assuming linear behavior. An initial equilibrium analysis calculates cable coordinates and tensions.
2) The construction stage analysis considers large displacements during erection. It is performed sequentially from the initial equilibrium state.
3) The example bridge is 650m long. Pylon transverse beams are created by dividing pylon elements. Boundary conditions including cable anchors, pylon bases, and hinged span ends are applied.
4) The completed state model is analyzed for initial tensions using a wizard. Loads are then applied and the state analyzed assuming increased geometric stiffness from
Buckling analysis of line continuum with new matrices of stiffness and geometryeSAT Journals
Abstract This research work present buckling analysis of line continuum with new matrices of elastic stiffness and geometric stiffness. The stiffness matrices were developed using energy variational principle. Two deformable nodes were considered at the centre and at the two ends of the continuum which brings the number of deformable node to six. The six term Taylor McLaurin’s shape function was substituted into strain energy equation and the result functional was minimized, resulting in a 6 x 6 stiffness matrix used herein. The six term shape function is also substituted into the geometric work equation and minimized to obtain 6 x 6 geometric stiffness matrix for buckling analysis. The two matrices were employed, as well as traditional 4 x 4 matrices in classical buckling analysis of four line continua. The results from the new 6 x 6 matrices of stiffness and geometry were very close to exact results, with average percentage difference of 2.33% from exact result. Whereas those from the traditional 4 x 4 matrices and 5 x 5 matrices differed from exact results, with average percentage difference of 23.73% and 2.55% respectively. Thus the newly developed 6 x 6 matrices of stiffness and geometry are suitable for classical buckling analysis of line continuum. Keywords: 6x6 stiffness system; buckling; geometry; line continuum; variational principle; deformable node; shape function; classical; numerical; analysis; beam
Buckling analysis of line continuum with new matrices of stiffness and geometryeSAT Publishing House
IJRET : International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology is an international peer reviewed, online journal published by eSAT Publishing House for the enhancement of research in various disciplines of Engineering and Technology. The aim and scope of the journal is to provide an academic medium and an important reference for the advancement and dissemination of research results that support high-level learning, teaching and research in the fields of Engineering and Technology. We bring together Scientists, Academician, Field Engineers, Scholars and Students of related fields of Engineering and Technology
This study compares experimental and finite element analysis results for stress analysis. Strain gauges were placed on test materials (a beam and contacting blocks) at locations corresponding to finite element mesh nodes. Testing involved applying loads and measuring strain. Results showed good agreement between experimental and numerical analyses for the linear beam problem. For the nonlinear contacting blocks problem, close placement of strain gauges was important due to high stress gradients at contact points. Small gauge placement errors could cause up to 10% difference in strain measurements. The approach demonstrated that matching strain gauge locations to finite element meshes facilitated accurate validation of numerical models.
BEAM COLUMN JOINT ANALYSIS FOR VARIOUS LOADING USING FINITE ELEMENT METHOD FO...IRJET Journal
This document presents a finite element analysis of beam-column joints in steel structures. Various column and beam sections are modeled and analyzed under different loading conditions, including dead load, live load, wind load, and earthquake load. The maximum bending moment in the beam and axial force in the column are determined. Three types of column configurations and two types of beam sections are considered. 48 models are created in Staad Pro software to analyze the different combinations of spans, heights, geometries and loading. The results show the maximum deformation, stresses from the finite element analysis to understand the effect of different parameters on the structural response.
Structural engineering & softwatre application ce406Saqib Imran
The document discusses the matrix method of structural analysis. It introduces matrix algebra and how it can be used to analyze structures. There are two main approaches discussed - the stiffness matrix method and flexibility matrix method. The stiffness matrix method determines displacements at joints by considering member stiffness. The flexibility matrix method determines redundant forces by considering flexibility properties. Several examples are provided to illustrate analyzing beams and trusses using the force method and displacement method within the matrix framework. Formulas are given for defining member and structure stiffness/flexibility matrices and solving for displacements and forces.
IRJET- Determination of Cross-Section for a ROD which is Subjected to Buc...IRJET Journal
This document discusses determining the ideal cross-section of a concrete rod subjected to buckling through theoretical calculations and simulations. It finds that a hollow square cross-section provides the highest buckling load factor (BLF) of 2378.7 based on simulations in ANSYS, indicating it is most resistant to buckling. Theoretical calculations using Euler's formula support this, showing a hollow square cross-section rod has a BLF of 23884881, 1.6 times higher than a solid square cross-section. In conclusion, a hollow square cross-section is best for concrete columns to resist buckling.
Force Force and Displacement Matrix MethodAayushi5
The analysis of a structure by the matrix method may be described by the following steps:
1. Problem statement
2. Selection of released structure
3. Analysis of released structure under loads
4. Analysis of released structure for other causes
5. Analysis of released structure for unit values of redundant
6. Determination of redundants through the superposition equations.
7. Determine the other displacements and actions. The following are the four flexibility matrix equations for calculating redundants member end actions, reactions and joint displacements
where for the released structure
8.All matrices used in the matrix method are summarized in the following tables
This document presents a monolithic bistable mechanism that does not rely on residual stress. It consists of two curved beams clamped at the center.
Analytic and finite element modeling is used to predict and design the bistable behavior. The modeling shows that for a single curved beam to be bistable, its second buckling mode must be constrained. A double curved beam structure satisfies this requirement through mutual cancellation of twisting modes.
Microfabricated double curved beam tests match the analytic predictions well. The design allows tailoring of the bistable behavior without needing residual stress or complex structures.
International Journal of Engineering Research and DevelopmentIJERD Editor
1. The document presents a finite element analysis of buckling in stiffened plates. Stiffened plates are widely used in shipbuilding and offshore structures to increase strength and stability.
2. A finite element model was created in NISA software to analyze buckling in stiffened plates. Both discrete stiffener modeling and rigorous modeling techniques were used.
3. The results found that rigorous modeling, which models both the plate and stiffeners with shell elements, produced buckling loads that were 8-13% lower but were considered more accurate. Discrete stiffener modeling, which uses beam elements for stiffeners, can also provide adequate results with less computational requirements.
This section discusses stiffness analysis for grasping tasks. It defines stiffness as the property of resisting deformation from an applied load. Stiffness is important for grasping stability and accuracy. The section describes modeling robotic systems' stiffness through a Cartesian stiffness matrix that relates external forces to compliant displacements. It presents methods to compute the stiffness matrix using lumped parameter models of link and joint stiffnesses. Examples of lumped parameter models are shown for different robotic systems, grippers and hands. The analysis of stiffness is important for design, control and experimental validation of robotic systems for grasping.
The International Journal of a Mechanical Engineering Research and Technology is that an international online journal published Quarterly offers fast publication schedule whilst maintaining rigorous peer review. The use of recommended electronic formats for a article delivery expedites the process of All submitted research articles are subjected to the immediate rapid screening by editors consultation with Editorial Board or others working in the field of appropriate to ensure that they are likely to be the level of interest and importance of appropriate for the journal.
The International Journal of Mechanical Engineering Research and Technology is an international online journal in English published Quarterly offers a speed publication schedule with maintaining rigorous peer review and the use of recommended electronic formats of article delivery expedites the process of All submitted research articles are subjected to immediate rapid screening by the editors consultation with the Editorial Board or others working in the field of appropriate to ensure that they are similarly to be the level of interest and importance of appropriate for the journal.
Numerical study on behaviour eccentrically loaded double circular steel tubul...IRJET Journal
This document presents a numerical study on the behavior of eccentrically loaded double circular steel tubular short columns filled with concrete. An Abaqus finite element model was developed and validated against experimental results from literature. The model considered material nonlinearities, confinement effects, and bond. Comparisons showed good agreement between experimental and numerical load-displacement curves, capacities, and failure modes. Parametric studies were then conducted using the model to analyze the performance of columns with varying geometries, materials, and loading conditions. The research aims to enhance understanding and modeling of these composite columns to inform design practices.
This document outlines the modules for a National Diploma in Industrial Technician for Civil Engineering. The module is on Structural Mechanics and is 60 hours over 2 hours per week. The aims are to develop the ability to analyze statically determinate structures like beams, columns and frameworks using mechanics and mathematics. It also aims to develop an understanding of structural behavior of materials and design factors. The document provides detailed sections and learning objectives on structural behavior, material properties, bending moments, shear forces, bending stresses, columns, beam analysis and framed structures.
Software Engineering and Project Management - Software Testing + Agile Method...Prakhyath Rai
Software Testing: A Strategic Approach to Software Testing, Strategic Issues, Test Strategies for Conventional Software, Test Strategies for Object -Oriented Software, Validation Testing, System Testing, The Art of Debugging.
Agile Methodology: Before Agile – Waterfall, Agile Development.
Reliability Assessment of Cable-Stayed BridgesFranco Bontempi
This document discusses a methodology for reliability assessment of cable-stayed bridges that considers uncertainties in geometric and material properties. A case study application to a cable-stayed bridge in Brazil is presented. Non-linear structural analyses are performed through simulation to derive membership functions for safety factors associated with limit states of failure. An optimized sampling method using genetic algorithms is proposed to refine the simulation results and provide more accurate minimum safety factors.
International Refereed Journal of Engineering and Science (IRJES)irjes
International Refereed Journal of Engineering and Science (IRJES) is a leading international journal for publication of new ideas, the state of the art research results and fundamental advances in all aspects of Engineering and Science. IRJES is a open access, peer reviewed international journal with a primary objective to provide the academic community and industry for the submission of half of original research and applications
International Refereed Journal of Engineering and Science (IRJES)irjes
International Refereed Journal of Engineering and Science (IRJES) is a leading international journal for publication of new ideas, the state of the art research results and fundamental advances in all aspects of Engineering and Science. IRJES is a open access, peer reviewed international journal with a primary objective to provide the academic community and industry for the submission of half of original research and applications
IRJET - An Investigation of Stresses Induced in Curved Beams using MATLAB...IRJET Journal
This document investigates stresses induced in curved beams using MATLAB and finite element analysis (FEA). It analyzes three cross-sectional shapes - trapezoidal, circular, and elliptical - for a crane hook subjected to a 100kN load. MATLAB code is used to calculate stresses in each section, finding the trapezoidal section experiences the lowest maximum stress of 171 MPa. FEA software ANSYS is also used to model each section and determine von Mises stresses, validating the results. The trapezoidal section is identified as optimal for withstanding the load with minimum induced stress.
The document describes the modeling and analysis of a suspension bridge, including:
1) The completed state analysis models the bridge under self-weight and additional loads, assuming linear behavior. An initial equilibrium analysis calculates cable coordinates and tensions.
2) The construction stage analysis considers large displacements during erection. It is performed sequentially from the initial equilibrium state.
3) The example bridge is 650m long. Pylon transverse beams are created by dividing pylon elements. Boundary conditions including cable anchors, pylon bases, and hinged span ends are applied.
4) The completed state model is analyzed for initial tensions using a wizard. Loads are then applied and the state analyzed assuming increased geometric stiffness from
Buckling analysis of line continuum with new matrices of stiffness and geometryeSAT Journals
Abstract This research work present buckling analysis of line continuum with new matrices of elastic stiffness and geometric stiffness. The stiffness matrices were developed using energy variational principle. Two deformable nodes were considered at the centre and at the two ends of the continuum which brings the number of deformable node to six. The six term Taylor McLaurin’s shape function was substituted into strain energy equation and the result functional was minimized, resulting in a 6 x 6 stiffness matrix used herein. The six term shape function is also substituted into the geometric work equation and minimized to obtain 6 x 6 geometric stiffness matrix for buckling analysis. The two matrices were employed, as well as traditional 4 x 4 matrices in classical buckling analysis of four line continua. The results from the new 6 x 6 matrices of stiffness and geometry were very close to exact results, with average percentage difference of 2.33% from exact result. Whereas those from the traditional 4 x 4 matrices and 5 x 5 matrices differed from exact results, with average percentage difference of 23.73% and 2.55% respectively. Thus the newly developed 6 x 6 matrices of stiffness and geometry are suitable for classical buckling analysis of line continuum. Keywords: 6x6 stiffness system; buckling; geometry; line continuum; variational principle; deformable node; shape function; classical; numerical; analysis; beam
Buckling analysis of line continuum with new matrices of stiffness and geometryeSAT Publishing House
IJRET : International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology is an international peer reviewed, online journal published by eSAT Publishing House for the enhancement of research in various disciplines of Engineering and Technology. The aim and scope of the journal is to provide an academic medium and an important reference for the advancement and dissemination of research results that support high-level learning, teaching and research in the fields of Engineering and Technology. We bring together Scientists, Academician, Field Engineers, Scholars and Students of related fields of Engineering and Technology
This study compares experimental and finite element analysis results for stress analysis. Strain gauges were placed on test materials (a beam and contacting blocks) at locations corresponding to finite element mesh nodes. Testing involved applying loads and measuring strain. Results showed good agreement between experimental and numerical analyses for the linear beam problem. For the nonlinear contacting blocks problem, close placement of strain gauges was important due to high stress gradients at contact points. Small gauge placement errors could cause up to 10% difference in strain measurements. The approach demonstrated that matching strain gauge locations to finite element meshes facilitated accurate validation of numerical models.
BEAM COLUMN JOINT ANALYSIS FOR VARIOUS LOADING USING FINITE ELEMENT METHOD FO...IRJET Journal
This document presents a finite element analysis of beam-column joints in steel structures. Various column and beam sections are modeled and analyzed under different loading conditions, including dead load, live load, wind load, and earthquake load. The maximum bending moment in the beam and axial force in the column are determined. Three types of column configurations and two types of beam sections are considered. 48 models are created in Staad Pro software to analyze the different combinations of spans, heights, geometries and loading. The results show the maximum deformation, stresses from the finite element analysis to understand the effect of different parameters on the structural response.
Structural engineering & softwatre application ce406Saqib Imran
The document discusses the matrix method of structural analysis. It introduces matrix algebra and how it can be used to analyze structures. There are two main approaches discussed - the stiffness matrix method and flexibility matrix method. The stiffness matrix method determines displacements at joints by considering member stiffness. The flexibility matrix method determines redundant forces by considering flexibility properties. Several examples are provided to illustrate analyzing beams and trusses using the force method and displacement method within the matrix framework. Formulas are given for defining member and structure stiffness/flexibility matrices and solving for displacements and forces.
IRJET- Determination of Cross-Section for a ROD which is Subjected to Buc...IRJET Journal
This document discusses determining the ideal cross-section of a concrete rod subjected to buckling through theoretical calculations and simulations. It finds that a hollow square cross-section provides the highest buckling load factor (BLF) of 2378.7 based on simulations in ANSYS, indicating it is most resistant to buckling. Theoretical calculations using Euler's formula support this, showing a hollow square cross-section rod has a BLF of 23884881, 1.6 times higher than a solid square cross-section. In conclusion, a hollow square cross-section is best for concrete columns to resist buckling.
Force Force and Displacement Matrix MethodAayushi5
The analysis of a structure by the matrix method may be described by the following steps:
1. Problem statement
2. Selection of released structure
3. Analysis of released structure under loads
4. Analysis of released structure for other causes
5. Analysis of released structure for unit values of redundant
6. Determination of redundants through the superposition equations.
7. Determine the other displacements and actions. The following are the four flexibility matrix equations for calculating redundants member end actions, reactions and joint displacements
where for the released structure
8.All matrices used in the matrix method are summarized in the following tables
This document presents a monolithic bistable mechanism that does not rely on residual stress. It consists of two curved beams clamped at the center.
Analytic and finite element modeling is used to predict and design the bistable behavior. The modeling shows that for a single curved beam to be bistable, its second buckling mode must be constrained. A double curved beam structure satisfies this requirement through mutual cancellation of twisting modes.
Microfabricated double curved beam tests match the analytic predictions well. The design allows tailoring of the bistable behavior without needing residual stress or complex structures.
International Journal of Engineering Research and DevelopmentIJERD Editor
1. The document presents a finite element analysis of buckling in stiffened plates. Stiffened plates are widely used in shipbuilding and offshore structures to increase strength and stability.
2. A finite element model was created in NISA software to analyze buckling in stiffened plates. Both discrete stiffener modeling and rigorous modeling techniques were used.
3. The results found that rigorous modeling, which models both the plate and stiffeners with shell elements, produced buckling loads that were 8-13% lower but were considered more accurate. Discrete stiffener modeling, which uses beam elements for stiffeners, can also provide adequate results with less computational requirements.
This section discusses stiffness analysis for grasping tasks. It defines stiffness as the property of resisting deformation from an applied load. Stiffness is important for grasping stability and accuracy. The section describes modeling robotic systems' stiffness through a Cartesian stiffness matrix that relates external forces to compliant displacements. It presents methods to compute the stiffness matrix using lumped parameter models of link and joint stiffnesses. Examples of lumped parameter models are shown for different robotic systems, grippers and hands. The analysis of stiffness is important for design, control and experimental validation of robotic systems for grasping.
The International Journal of a Mechanical Engineering Research and Technology is that an international online journal published Quarterly offers fast publication schedule whilst maintaining rigorous peer review. The use of recommended electronic formats for a article delivery expedites the process of All submitted research articles are subjected to the immediate rapid screening by editors consultation with Editorial Board or others working in the field of appropriate to ensure that they are likely to be the level of interest and importance of appropriate for the journal.
The International Journal of Mechanical Engineering Research and Technology is an international online journal in English published Quarterly offers a speed publication schedule with maintaining rigorous peer review and the use of recommended electronic formats of article delivery expedites the process of All submitted research articles are subjected to immediate rapid screening by the editors consultation with the Editorial Board or others working in the field of appropriate to ensure that they are similarly to be the level of interest and importance of appropriate for the journal.
Numerical study on behaviour eccentrically loaded double circular steel tubul...IRJET Journal
This document presents a numerical study on the behavior of eccentrically loaded double circular steel tubular short columns filled with concrete. An Abaqus finite element model was developed and validated against experimental results from literature. The model considered material nonlinearities, confinement effects, and bond. Comparisons showed good agreement between experimental and numerical load-displacement curves, capacities, and failure modes. Parametric studies were then conducted using the model to analyze the performance of columns with varying geometries, materials, and loading conditions. The research aims to enhance understanding and modeling of these composite columns to inform design practices.
This document outlines the modules for a National Diploma in Industrial Technician for Civil Engineering. The module is on Structural Mechanics and is 60 hours over 2 hours per week. The aims are to develop the ability to analyze statically determinate structures like beams, columns and frameworks using mechanics and mathematics. It also aims to develop an understanding of structural behavior of materials and design factors. The document provides detailed sections and learning objectives on structural behavior, material properties, bending moments, shear forces, bending stresses, columns, beam analysis and framed structures.
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1. 5/15/2023 Implementation Direct Stiffness Matrix in Beam and Grids 1
#PROJECT
Implementation of Direct Stiffness Matrix Method in a Beam & Grids
Structures using Analytical and Codal Method
ADVANCED STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
(MSTR 501)
KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
M.E STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
DHULIKHEL
2. Presentation Outline :
1. Introduction
Objectives
Problem Statement
2. Literature Review
Direct Stiffness Method
Beam Element
Grids Element
3. Methodology
Analytical and Codal Method for Beam
Analytical and Codal Method for Grids
4. Results
5. Conclusion
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3. 1. INTRODUCTION
Objectives :-
• To understand the basic principles of matrix analysis.
To understand the implementation of direct stiffness matrix method in beam and grid structures
(2D and 3D)
To properly understand working phenomenon of commercially available software and check with
analytical results.
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4. 1. INTRODUCTION
Problem Statement :
Beam Element
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Figure 1 : Problem Statement of Beam Element.(Main Girder Beam of T-Beam Bridge)
5. 1. INTRODUCTION
Problem Statement :
Grid Element
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Figure 2: Problem Statement of Grid Element
6. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW
Structural analysis, is the process of predicting the performance of a given structure under a
prescribed loading condition.
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Methods of Structural Analysis
Oldest
Classical
Method
After
Classical
Matrix
Method
Newest
Finite
Element
Method
Matrix Analysis of Structures:
Two Formulations are possible:-
1. Force Method (Flexibility Method)
2. Displacement Method (Stiffness Method)
It is much easier to formulate the necessary matrices
for the computer using the stiffness method.
7. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW
Direct Stiffness Method :
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Express local (member) force-displacement relationships in terms of unknown member
displacements.
Suitabilitywhen DSI is more than DOF for a same structureor for highly redundantstructure.
▪ Most of Framed Structure in real practices are highly redundant. So, Force Method will consume
lots of time than stiffness method.
Very formalized and computer friendly.
Versatile , Suitable for large problems.
8. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW
BEAM
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Beam is structurein which loads are subjected normal to the longitudinalcentroidalaxis.
Generally, StrongerAxis of beam is oriented in a direction so that load acts perpendicularto this axis.
Equilibrium Equation in case of Beam.
Analytical Model :
Its an ideal representation of the actual structure for analytical purposes.
Modeled such as unknown external reaction force acts only on the joint..
Nodes are placed on the support and points where the cross sectional area changes.
The start and end nodes are identified by arrows pointing to the end of the connection.
Figure 3: Analytical Model for Beam
9. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW
BEAM
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Degree of Freedom (DoF)
The degrees of freedom (or free coordinates) of a beam are simply its unknown joint
displacements (translations and rotations).
The translation of the joint in the global X direction is 0 in beam.
The beam joint can have up to two degrees of freedom, a translation in the global Y direction and
one rotation around the global Z axis.
10. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW
BEAM
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Member Stiffness Relation :
It is the equation expressing the forces as a function of displacement.
In matrix Form ,
Here , member stiffness matrix ,
11. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW
BEAM
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Fixed End Forces :
The forces at the member ends, due to external loads, if both ends of the member were fixed against
translations and rotations .
Co-ordinate Transformation:
The global and local co-ordinate concise in case of beam so no need for transformation of forces and
displacement from local to global and vice versa.
{F} = {Q} and {v} = {u}
Equilibrium Checks:
Figure 4: Fix End Forces for Beam
12. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW
GRIDS
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Two-dimensional frames of straight elements that are interconnected by rigid bodies and / or flexible joints
and that receive loads and reaction forces perpendicular to the plane of the structure.
Figure 5: Example of Grid Element
13. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW
GRIDS
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Analytical Model :
• Divided into members and joints so that members are straight prismatic, and all the external reactions act
only at the joints.
Figure 6: Grid Analytical Model
14. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW
GRIDS
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Degree of Freedom :
• A free joint of a grid has three degrees of freedom , the translation in the Y direction and the rotations about
the X and Z axes.
• For any joint The translation in the Y direction is numbered first, followed by the rotation about the X axis,
and then the rotation about the Z axis.
Member Stiffness Relation in the Local Co-ordinate System:
Shear force, Torsional moment and bending moment are developed at both beginning and end node.
Expression ,
Q=ku+Qf
Figure 7: Twist on Grid
15. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW
GRIDS
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Member Stiffness Relation in the Local Co-ordinate System:
i. For member rigidly connected to both end (MT=0) ii. For a member with a hinge at the beginning (MT = 1):
iii. For a member with a hinge at the end (MT = 2): iii. For a member with hinges at both ends (MT = 3):
k=0
16. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW
GRIDS
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Co-ordinate Transformations :
‘T’ matrix can be used to transform member end
forces and displacements from the local
coordinate system to global coordinate system.
Figure 8: Inclination of Grid Element with Global Axis
17. 3. METHODOLOGY
BEAM
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Beam Analytical Method:
8. Equilibrium Checks
7. Determination of Rection Vector 'R'
6. Computation of member end forces Q=k.u+Qf
5. Computation of member end displacement u
4. Determination of joint displacement d from P-Pf=S.d
3. Determination of Joint load P
2. Evaluation of Structure stiffness matrix S and fixed-joint vector Pf
1. Preparation of Analytical Model
So , on the basis of mentioned steps of
analysis of beam I have taken main girder
beam of T-beam bridge where loads on
beam and its cross-section is already
calculated on bridge engineering and after
that to fulfill the requirement of this project
all other steps of direct stiffness method is
done manually.
Beam Manual Analytical.pdf
18. 3. METHODOLOGY
BEAM
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Beam Codal Method:
First We divide the code into two Module i.e
i. Input Module
ii. Analysis module
And developed code on MATLAB 2018a Software.
Input Module
Joint data Support Data Material
Property Data
Cross-
sectional
Property Data
Member Data Joint Load Data
Member Load
Data
19. 3. METHODOLOGY
BEAM
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Analysis
Module
Assignment of
Structure Co-ordinate
Number
Generation of the
structure stiffness matrix
and the equivalent joint
load vector
Storage of joint
Loads into the
Structure Load
Vector
Solution for
Joint
Displacement
Calculation of
Member forces
and Support
Reactions
Beam Codal Methodology.pdf
21. 3. METHODOLOGY
GRIDS
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Grids Analytical Method:
To fulfill the requirement of this project
all the steps of direct stiffness method is
done for selected problem of grid using
Analytical approach by Manually.
1)11.Equilibrium Checks
10. Determination of support reaction vector ‘R’.
9.Computation of member end forces Q=ku+Qf , F=TT.Q
8. Determination of member end displacement ‘u’.
7. Substitute P, Pf and S into the structure stiffness relation, p-pf=S.d
6. Determine the joint displacement ‘d’.
5. Computation of external joint loads P.
4. Evaluation of structure stiffness matrix S and fixed- joint vector Pf=TT.Qf
3. Computation of member global Stiffness Matrix K=TT.k.T
2. Computation member stiffness matrix ‘k’and fixed joint force Qf
1. Preparation of Analytical Model
Grid Manual Analytical.pdf
22. 3. METHODOLOGY
GRIDS
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Grids Codal Method:
Identify degrees of Freedom d and restrained co-
ordinates of the beam.
For each member :
Evaluate k and Qf , T
Store K=TT.k.T
Store K in S & Pf=TT.Qf
Form Joint Load Vector P
Solve P-Pf=S.d for d
For each member obtain v form d
u=T.v
Calculate Q=k.u +Qf
& F=TT.Qf
Store F in R
To fulfill the requirement of this project all the
steps of direct stiffness method is done for
selected problem of grid using Codal approach
on MATLAB 2018a Software (Attached on
ANNEX-IV of Report)
Grids MATLAB Code.pdf
27. 5. CONCLUSION
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By combining matrix analysis of structure with FEM , structure engineer can develop a relevant
structural analysis program.
After doing programs in MATLAB software , it allows structural analyst like us to know how the
structural analysis programs analyze any kind of structure.
The results from Codal approach in MATLAB 2018a is accurate than analytical approach which is
done manually.
As real life structure are highly indeterminant , analytical method becomes highly time consuming
and has great chances of error .
So that , scripting language like MATLAB is best for analysis.
28. 5. CONCLUSION
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Matrix Analysis of Structures (2010) , Aslam Kassimali (2E)
Matrix analysis of Structures (1990), William Weaver , JR.James M.Gere (2E)
Menon D (2005) Advanced Structural Analysis
Lecture notes (Kameshwar Sahani , Lecturer , Kathmandu University)
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