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STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS I
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
This course introduces engineering students to the basic techniques required for
analyzing the majority of structures and the elements of which most structures are
composed, including beams, frames, arches, trusses and cables. It provide methods
also, to compute the deflections of structures.
COURSE CONTENT
Introduction and fundamental concepts in structural analysis. Analysis of trusses,
beams, frames, cables and arches. Stability and determinacy of structures. Analytical
expressions and diagrams. Principles of virtual work. Principle of virtual
displacements. The unit dummy displacement method. Energy Principles. Potential
energy and strain energy in structural systems. Calculations for deflection of structures.
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STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS I

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

This course introduces engineering students to the basic techniques required for

analyzing the majority of structures and the elements of which most structures are

composed, including beams, frames, arches, trusses and cables. It provide methods

also, to compute the deflections of structures.

COURSE CONTENT

Introduction and fundamental concepts in structural analysis. Analysis of trusses,

beams, frames, cables and arches. Stability and determinacy of structures. Analytical

expressions and diagrams. Principles of virtual work. Principle of virtual

displacements. The unit dummy displacement method. Energy Principles. Potential

energy and strain energy in structural systems. Calculations for deflection of structures.

Textbook : Structural Analysis, Hibbeler, R. C., Prentice Hall, New Jersey, 2009.

Recommended :

1.Fundamentals of Structural Analysis , Harry H. West, John Wiley&Sons, Inc., Latest

edition.

2.Fundamentals of Structural Analysis, K.Leet, C.-M. Uang , , McGraw Hill, Latest

edition.

TEXT BOOK/ RECOMMENDED READING

Attendance will be taken at the at random times, and these will be evaluated in awarding

your grades. Students are responsible for daily assignments. Homework will be due at the

beginning of the lecture on the due date, which will be shown on all homework

assignments. NO LATE ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED !!! Missing

assignments will be given a grade of zero. Do not colloborate in solving assignments. You

may see your submission returned with no grade assigned to it. No make-up for quizzes.

Information regarding the course can be found at the web site

http://staff.neu.edu.tr/~rresatoglu

ATTENDANCE AND DEADLINES

INTRODUCTION

Mechanics, is the branch of physics concerned with the behaviour of physical bodies when subjected to forces or displacements,

and the subsequent effect of the bodies on their environment.

  • Statics - bodies at rest or moving with uniform velocity
  • Dynamics - bodies accelerating
  • Strength of materials - deformation of bodies under forces.
  • Structural Mechanics - focus on behavior of structures under loads.

Structural Analysis is a process by which the structural engineer determines the response of a structure to be specified loads or

actions.

Response :

 Magnitude of force development (collapse)

 Magnitude of deformation (serviceability)

Structural engineering projects can be divided into 4 stages.

1.1.Planning phasePlanning phase

Material

Structural form

Loads

2.Analysis

3.3.DesignDesign

4.4.ConstructionConstruction

The design of a structure involves many considerations, among which are 4

major objectives that must be satisfied.

  1. Safety (the structure must carry loads safely)

  2. Economy (the stucture should be economical in material and overall costs)

  3. Utility (the structure must meet the performance requirement)

  4. Beauty (the stucture should have a good performance)

1 kN

Compression

1 kN

Tension

Tensile Failure Compressive Failure

Stiffest

Stiffer

Stiff

Truss

C

T

C

C

T

Forces in Truss Members

1 kN

Bending

Flat Plate

Folded Plate

Support Connections

Roller support (allows rotation/translation)

Pin connection (allows rotation)

Fixed joint (allows no rotation/translation)

A beam have a variety of supports.

- roller ( 1-DOF)

- pinned ( 2-DOF)

- fixed ( 3-DOF)