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    Module 5 : Force Method - Introduction and applications

    Lecture 4 : Three Moment Equation


    Objectives
    In this course you will learn the following

    Derivation of three moment equation for analysis of continous beams.

    Demonstration of three moment equation using numerical examples.

    5.5 Three Moment Equation

    The continuous beams are very common in the structural design and it is necessary to develop simplified
    force method known as three moment equation for their analysis. This equation is a relationship that exists
    between the moments at three points in continuous beam. The points are considered as three supports of
    the indeterminate beams. Consider three points on the beam marked as 1, 2 and 3 as shown in Figure

    5.25(a). Let the bending moment at these points is , and and the corresponding vertical

    displacement of these points are , and , respectively. Let and be the distance between
    points 1 – 2 and 2 – 3, respectively.

    The continuity of deflected shape of the beam at point 2 gives


    (5.4)

    From the Figure 5.25(d)

    and (5.5)

    where

    and (5.6)

    Using the bending moment diagrams shown in Figure 5.25(c) and the second moment area theorem,

    (5.7)

    (5.8)

    where and are the areas of the bending moment diagram of span 1-2 and 2-3, respectively
    considering the applied loading acting as simply supported beams.

    Substituting from Eqs. (5.7) and Eqs. (5.8) in Eqs. (5.4) and Eqs. (5.5).

    (5.9)

    The above is known as three moment equation .


    Sign Conventions

    Theand are positive for sagging moment and negative for hogging moment. Similarly, areas
    andar
    andar e positive if it is sagging moment and negative for hogging moment. The displacements

    e positive if measured downward from the reference axis.

    Example 5.22 Analyze the continuous beam shown in Figure 5.26(a) by the three moment equation. Draw
    the shear force and bending moment diagram.
    Solution: The simply supported bending moment diagram on AB and AC are shown in Fig 5.26 (b). Since
    supports A and C are simply supported

    Applying the three moment equation to span AB and BC ( = = = 0)

    or =-56.25 kN.m

    The reactions at support A , B and C are given as

    = 41.25 kN

    = 41.25 kN

    = 120 + 40 3 – 41.25 – 41.25 = 157.5 kN

    The bending moment and shear force diagram are shown in Figures 5.26(c) and (d), respectively
    Example 5.23 Analyze the continuous beam shown in Figure 5.27(a) by the three moment equation. Draw
    the shear force and bending moment diagram.

    Solution: The effect of a fixed support is reproduced by adding an imaginary span as shown in Figure
    5.27 (b). The moment of inertia, of the imaginary span is infinity so that it will never deform and the
    compatibility condition at the end A , that slope should be is zero, is satisfied.
    Applying three moment equation to the span and AB :

    or + = – 135 (i)

    Span AB and BC :
    or + = – 225 (ii)

    Solving Eqs. (i) and (ii), = – 45 kNm and = – 45 kNm

    The shear force and bending moment diagram are shown in Figures 5.27(d) and (e), respectively.

    Example 5.24 Analyze the continuous beam shown in Figure 5.28(a) by the three moment equation. Draw
    the shear force and bending moment diagram.

    Solution: The simply supported moment diagram on AB , BC and CD are shown in Figure 5.28(b). Since the

    support A is simply supported, The moment at D is .

    Applying three moment equation to the span AB and BC :

    or (i)

    Span BC and CD : ( )

    or (ii)

    Solving Eqs. (i) and (ii) will give and .

    The bending moment and shear force diagram are shown in Figures 5.28(d) and (c), respectively.
    Example 5.25 Analyze the continuous beam show in Fig. 5.29(a) by the three moment equation method if
    support B sinks by an amount of 10 mm. Draw the shear force and bending moment diagram. Take flexural
    rigidity .

    Solution: Since support A and D are simply supported, .


    Applying the three moment equation for span AB and BC : ( )

    or (i)

    Span BC and CD :

    or (ii)

    Solving Eqs. (i) and (ii), and .

    The bending moment diagram is shown in Figure 5.29(b).

    Recap
    In this course you have learnt the following

    Derivation of three moment equation for analysis of continous beams.

    Demonstration of three moment equation using numerical examples.

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