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Fakulti Kejuruteraan Awam: P P P P P P

This document provides the solution to analyzing a steel frame carrying a lateral load using the cantilever method. It is a 3 step process: 1) Locate the point of inflection and center of gravity of the frame. 2) Determine the shear forces and end moments at each joint. 3) Calculate the reactions, shearing force, and bending moment diagrams. Diagrams and calculations are shown to solve for the unknown forces and moments.
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Fakulti Kejuruteraan Awam: P P P P P P

This document provides the solution to analyzing a steel frame carrying a lateral load using the cantilever method. It is a 3 step process: 1) Locate the point of inflection and center of gravity of the frame. 2) Determine the shear forces and end moments at each joint. 3) Calculate the reactions, shearing force, and bending moment diagrams. Diagrams and calculations are shown to solve for the unknown forces and moments.
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FAKULTI KEJURUTERAAN AWAM

Faculty of Civil Engineering


Tel:(+603) 5543 6189 Fax: (+603) 5543 5275

No. 1

The steel jointed building frame show in the figure carry the lateral load as shown.
Analyse the frame and draw the bending moment diagram using the cantilever
method.

Solution

Step # 1 : Locate point of inflection


X = 3.5 m
10 kN
A C E G
1.5 m
10 kN

2.0 m

2.0 m 2.5 m 3.0 m

Step # 2 : Locate the centre of gravity

X= A(0)  A(2)  A( 4.5)  A(7.5)


=  3.5m
4A

Step # 3 : Determine the axial force in each column

P P1
 , P1 = 0.429P = 0.429x0.833=0.357kN
3.5 1.5

P P2
 , P2 = 0.286P = 0.238kN
3.5 1

P P3
 , P3 = 1.143P = 0.952kN
3.5 4

Calculate the value of “P” using equation of equilibrium

Mh +=0

- Cantilever Method
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FAKULTI KEJURUTERAAN AWAM
Faculty of Civil Engineering
Tel:(+603) 5543 6189 Fax: (+603) 5543 5275

10 (0.75) + P1 (2) - P2 (4.5) - P3 (7.5) = 0


10 (0.75) + (0.429P)(2) – (0.286P)(4.5) – (1.143P)(7.5) = 0
P = 0.833 kN

Step # 4 : Determine Shear forces of each part of frame and determine member
end moments

At Point “a”
Vb
10 kN FY+ = 0 FX+ = 0
Mb +=0
Hb -P + VAB = 0 10 – Hb - Hh = 0
Hh (0.75) = 0.833(1)
Vb = P Hb = 10 - Hh
Hh = 1.111 kN #
Hh Vb = 0.833 kN # Hb = 8.889 kN #

P = 0.833 kN

Vb
Ma +=0 Ma +=0 (down)
Ma = Vb(1) Ma=0.75(1.111)
Ma Hb
Ma = (0.833)(1) Ma=0.833kNm(column)
Ma = 0.833 kNm (beam)

At Point “c”
Vb = 0.833 kN Vd

Md +=0 FY+ = 0 FX+ = 0


Hi(0.75)-0.833(2.25) Vd-0.357-0.833=0 8.889-3.094-Hd
Hb = 8.889 kN Hd Vd = 1.19kN # =0
-0.357(1.25)=0
Hi = 3.094kN # Hd = 5.795kN #
Hi

P1 =0.357kN
- Cantilever Method
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FAKULTI KEJURUTERAAN AWAM
Faculty of Civil Engineering
Tel:(+603) 5543 6189 Fax: (+603) 5543 5275

Mc
Vd
Mi +=0
Mc=3.094(0.75)
Mc Hd
Hi Mc = 2.321kNm (column)
Md +=0
P1
Mc=1.19(1.25)kNm
Mc = 1.488kNm (beam)

- Cantilever Method
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