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- How can one solve complex frames, like those shown in the post?
Hi,
I came across some interesting frames recently. Here they are:
I wonder if all these frames can be solved analytically. If yes then how to do it ? Examples a) and d) are planar frames with diagonal members while b) and c) are spatial frames: b is subjected to uniformly distributed load while c) is subjected to remote loads (forces acting at a distance ##r## and transmitted to the frame via rigid links). How can I solve these examples ? I guess that at least some of them are statically indeterminate. Should I break them into individual beams and solve their members separately ? Is there a book or online source where I could find similar cases ?
Thanks in advance for your help
I came across some interesting frames recently. Here they are:
I wonder if all these frames can be solved analytically. If yes then how to do it ? Examples a) and d) are planar frames with diagonal members while b) and c) are spatial frames: b is subjected to uniformly distributed load while c) is subjected to remote loads (forces acting at a distance ##r## and transmitted to the frame via rigid links). How can I solve these examples ? I guess that at least some of them are statically indeterminate. Should I break them into individual beams and solve their members separately ? Is there a book or online source where I could find similar cases ?
Thanks in advance for your help