Examples of applications of two-stage method in calculations of statically indeterminate trusses. (English) Zbl 1469.70006
Summary: The paper presents features of the two-stage method as an approximate method of calculations of statically indeterminate trusses. Values of forces determined in particular members are resultants of forces calculated in both stages for two intermediate statically determinate trusses. Each of the intermediate truss is defined by removing, from the statically indeterminate truss, a number of members, which equals the statically indeterminacy of the basic truss. In the paper are presented comparisons between values of forces calculated in members of selected type of statically indeterminate plane truss under load by forces applied in symmetrical way and in asymmetrical way.
MSC:
| 70C20 | Statics |
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