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    This document provides an overview of topics related to structural analysis and design of beams, trusses, and other structural elements. It discusses internal forces like axial force, shear force, and bending moment. It also covers analysis methods for determinate and indeterminate beams and trusses, as well as design considerations for reinforced concrete and stability. The document appears to be outlining the content of a civil engineering course related to structural analysis and design.

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    Internal Forces

    Axial Force

    Shearing Force

    Bending Moment

    Relationship Between Loading and Shearing Force

    Relationship Between Shearing Force and Bending Moment

    Shearing Force and Bending Moment Diagrams

    Position of Supports for Uniformly-Loaded Beam to Give


    Maximum Load-Carrying Capacity

    Beam with Oblique Loading

    Three-Pinned Arch

    Linear Arch

    Beam with Varying Intensity of Loading

    Exercise 2

    3. Bending Stresses in Beams

    Mechanism of Bending

    Moment of Resistance

    First Moments of Area

    Second Moments of Area


    Principal Axes of Bending

    Modulus of Section

    Materials for Beams

    Curtailment of Flanges

    Moment of Resistance of a B.S.B.

    Compound Girder

    Simplified Plate Girder Design

    Exercise 3

    4. Complex Stress

    Complementary Shear Stress

    The General Case of Plane Stress (Principal Stresses)

    Distribution of Shear Stress Across a Solid Rectangular Beam

    Exercise 4

    5. Statically Determinate Plane Trusses

    Perfect Frames

    Methods of Analysis

    Force Diagrams

    Graphical Analysis of a Roof Truss

    Solution by s.f. and b.m. Diagrams

    Exercise 5
    6. Rolling Loads

    Influence Lines for Simple Beams

    Position of a Train of Loads to Give a Maximum s.f. at a Given


    Section

    Position of a Train to Give a Maximum b.m. at a Given Section

    Position of a Train to Give a Maximum b.m. Under a Given


    Load

    Influence Lines for Simply Supported Trusses

    Influence Line of Horizontal Thrust in a Three-Pinned Arch

    Envelope Diagrams of s.f. and b.m.

    Exercise 6

    7. Combined Bending and Direct Stress

    Beams with Longitudinal Loads

    Eccentrically Loaded Stocky Struts or Ties

    Structures Relying on Gravity for their Stability

    Stability of a Chimney

    Stresses on the Base of a Dam

    Middle Third Rule

    Stability of a Retaining Wall

    Pre-Stressed Concrete Beams

    Exercise 7
    8. Deflection of Beams

    Curvature

    Calculation of Beam Deflections

    Cantilevers and Beams with Simple Loadings

    Macaulay's Method

    Overhanging Beam

    Exercise 8

    9. Buckling of Struts

    Stability of Equilibrium

    Determination of Critical Load

    Factor of Safety and Load Factor

    Effect of Different End Constraints

    Exercise 9

    10. Deflection of Trusses — Strain Energy Method

    Strain Energy

    Deflection of a Truss

    Steps in the Strain Energy Method of Analysis for Trusses

    Exercise 10

    11. Deflection of Trusses — Graphical Method

    Displacement of a Loaded Particle Supported by Two Cords


    Construction of Williot Diagram for a Cantilever Truss

    Combined Williot-Mohr Displacement Diagram

    Deflection of Simply Supported Truss

    Exercise 11

    12. Reinforced Concrete

    Factors Affecting the Strength of Concrete

    Reinforced Concrete Beams

    Determining the Moment of Resistance of a Given Beam

    Slabs Simply Supported on Two Opposite Edges

    Economic Percentage of Steel

    Simple Design Problems

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