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1. The document provides instructions and diagrams for analyzing continuous beams and rigid frames using the slope deflection method. Students are asked to analyze beams with various support conditions and loadings. 2. Students are also asked to derive the slope deflection equations for specific beam configurations shown. 3. Finally, students are to analyze additional beams and frames using the slope deflection method, including ones with a hinge or uniform distributed loading. Solutions are to be submitted to the instructor.

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1. The document provides instructions and diagrams for analyzing continuous beams and rigid frames using the slope deflection method. Students are asked to analyze beams with various support conditions and loadings. 2. Students are also asked to derive the slope deflection equations for specific beam configurations shown. 3. Finally, students are to analyze additional beams and frames using the slope deflection method, including ones with a hinge or uniform distributed loading. Solutions are to be submitted to the instructor.

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1. The document provides instructions and diagrams for analyzing continuous beams and rigid frames using the slope deflection method. Students are asked to analyze beams with various support conditions and loadings. 2. Students are also asked to derive the slope deflection equations for specific beam configurations shown. 3. Finally, students are to analyze additional beams and frames using the slope deflection method, including ones with a hinge or uniform distributed loading. Solutions are to be submitted to the instructor.

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Department of Civil Engineering, Iit Bombay: Ce317 - Structural Mechanics Ii

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1. The document provides instructions and diagrams for analyzing continuous beams and rigid frames using the slope deflection method. Students are asked to analyze beams with various support conditions and loadings. 2. Students are also asked to derive the slope deflection equations for specific beam configurations shown. 3. Finally, students are to analyze additional beams and frames using the slope deflection method, including ones with a hinge or uniform distributed loading. Solutions are to be submitted to the instructor.

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DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, IIT BOMBAY

CE317 - STRUCTURAL MECHANICS II


Tutorial Sheet-1 Instructor: Dr. R. S. Jangid/Prof. Mandar M. Inamdar
1. Analyze the continuous beams shown in the Figure 1 using slope deflection method.

40kN
12kN/m
A B
C

5m 2.5m 2.5m

(a)
100kN

B
A C
2I 3I

6m 3m 3m

(b)

B C
A
δ = 6.3mm
2
EI=100,000 kNm

6m 6m

(c)

B 30kN/m 1.5m
C D
A
2m 60kN.m
4m 5m 3m

(d) 60kN

B D
A
2I 2I I
6m 3m 3m

(e)
Figure 1.
2. Derive the slope deflection equations for the members shown in the Figure 2.

Hinge
A B A B
I 2I a b
L L
2 2
L (a) L (b)
Figure 2.

3. Analyze the beams shown in the Figure 3 using slope deflection method.

B
A C
Hinge M
L/2 L/2 L/2 L/2
(a)
24kN

B Hinge
A C

6m 3m 3m
(b)
w /unit length

A B C
EI EI
12 EI
k=
L3

L
L
2
(c)

A C
B

L L

(d)

Figure 3.
3. Analyze the rigid-jointed plane frames shown below using the slope deflection method. Take
uniform value of the EI for all the members of the frame if it is not mentioned.

20kN/m 28 kN/m
B B C
C
2I

I 3m
4m 4m
I

A A D
3m 3m

60kN
A B

4m

3m 3m

30kN/m
B C
B C 100kN
2I I
2I
I 2m

4m
I I
2I 2I 2
A D D m
A

2m 3m 3m 3m

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