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Fixed-End Moments in Structural Analysis

This document discusses the structural analysis of a fixed-end beam with two members (AB and BC). It provides the slope-deflection equations and equilibrium equations for calculating the end moments of each member (MBA and MBC) and the support reactions, with the goal of verifying equilibrium. The chord rotations of both members are zero since there is no support settlement.

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Fixed-End Moments in Structural Analysis

This document discusses the structural analysis of a fixed-end beam with two members (AB and BC). It provides the slope-deflection equations and equilibrium equations for calculating the end moments of each member (MBA and MBC) and the support reactions, with the goal of verifying equilibrium. The chord rotations of both members are zero since there is no support settlement.

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Structural Analysis 4th

Example 2

Fixed-end moments :

Chord Rotation :
Since no support settlement occur, the chord rotation of both members are zero. That is AB = BC = 0.
Slope-deflection equations :
For Members AB :

For Members BC :

Equibilium equations :
MB = 0 MBA + MBC = 0
Joint Rotation :

Members End Moments :

Support Reaction :

Equibiium Check :

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