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Unit-01 Introduction

The document discusses the Theory of Structure-II, focusing on the definition and types of indeterminate structures in structural engineering. It distinguishes between static and kinematic indeterminacy, explaining that a structure is statically indeterminate if unknown forces cannot be determined solely through static equilibrium equations. Additionally, it covers concepts of internal stability and conditions for stability checks.

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Unit-01 Introduction

The document discusses the Theory of Structure-II, focusing on the definition and types of indeterminate structures in structural engineering. It distinguishes between static and kinematic indeterminacy, explaining that a structure is statically indeterminate if unknown forces cannot be determined solely through static equilibrium equations. Additionally, it covers concepts of internal stability and conditions for stability checks.

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Subject : Theory of Structure-II

INTRODUCTION (2 HOURS)

1.1. DEFINITION AND TYPES OF INDETERMINATE STRUCTURES


1.2. INDETERMINACY OF STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS ITS PHYSICAL MEANINGS AND ITS TYPES
1.3. DEGREE OF STATIC INDETERMINACY AND KINEMATIC INDETERMINACY OF A SYSTEM, AND ITS
DETERMINATION
INDETERMINACIES

There are two primary types of indeterminacy in structural engineering:


[Link] Indeterminacy
[Link] Indeterminacy
Static Indeterminacy
If all the unknown forces in a structure cannot be determined by using the conditions or equations of
static equilibrium only, the structure is classified as a Statically Indeterminate Structure, also known
as a Hyper Static Structure or a Redundant Structure.
Breakdown of Static Indeterminacy (SI)
Static Indeterminacy is divided into two categories:
Internal Stability
If no part of a structure can move relative to any other part of the structure so as to bring about any
change in the geometrical configuration of the structure, it is said to be internally stable.
Conditions for Statibility ( Stability Check )
Examples

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