Tutorial-8
Structural Analysis (CE21004)
Department of Civil Engineering,
Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
Due Date: 27/03/2018
March 18, 2018
Question 1: Determine the support reactions for the continuous beam
shown in figure 1. Assume EI is constant. Take A as a fixed support, B as
a roller and C a pin.
Figure 1: Structure for Question 1.
Question 2: Determine the bending moment diagram and shear force
diagram for the continuous beam shown in figure 2. Use slope-deflection
method.
Figure 2: Structure for Question 2.
Question 3: Determine the BMD for the frame shown in figure 3. Assume
support A as fixed and C as pinned. Use slope deflection method.
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Figure 3: Structure for Question 3.
Question 4: Draw BMD for the girder BCE using slope deflection method
for the structure shown in figure 4. Assume all joints except C are pinned.
Joint C is fixed. Take EI to be constant for all members. Use slope-
deflection.
Figure 4: Structure for Question 4.
Question 5: What are the advantages of slope-deflection method over force
method.
Question 6: Calculate the end moments and joint rotations for the con-
tinuous beam shown bellow. The beam has constant EI for both the span.
Use slope deflection method.
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Figure 5: Structure for Question 6.
Question 7: Draw the bending moment and shear force diagram for the
following beam using slope deflection method. E = 200 GP a and I =
200 × 106 mm4 . Support B settles 10 mm.
Figure 6: Structure for Question 7.
Question 8: Draw the bending moment diagram for the following frame
using slope deflection method. EI is constant for all members.
Figure 7: Structure for Question 8.
Question 9: Draw the bending moment and shear force diagram for the
following frame using slope deflection method. E = 200 GP a and I =
800 × 106 mm4 . Assume members are prismatic and inextensible. A and D
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are fixed support. B is rigid joint and C is pinned joint.
Figure 8: Structure for Question 9.
Question 10: Calculate the end moments of the frame shown bellow. Take
constant EI. Use slope deflection method.
Figure 9: Structure for Question 10.