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14 MarksDraw bending moment diagram for the beam as shown in Fig. using Moment Distribution Method OR Slope Deflection Method.

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Draw bending moment diagram for the beam as shown in Fig. using Moment Distribution Method OR Slope Deflection Method.



Write slope deflection equations for the beam as shown in Fig., if middle support B sink by 3 mm.

Analyze the frame as shown in the Fig using slope deflection method OR Moment distribution Method and draw bending moment diagram only.

Evaluate the vertical deflection under point C for the beam as shown in the Fig, using Castingliano’s theorem. Take EI= constant.

Draw influence line for reaction at B (RB) for the 14 mt long two-span beam as shown in Fig . Calculate ordinate at 2 mt interval.

Draw “Restrained Structure” and “Released structure” for a propped cantilever beam.
Draw the Influence line diagram for Reactions at the supports and shear force and bending moments at any section C for a simply supported beam.
Analyze the beam as shown in Fig. by any matrix method and draw bending moment diagram only.

For a cantilever beam, show that stiffness and flexibility matrices are reciprocal to each other.
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2150608 Structural Analysis-II
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