Rigid Frames: Properties, Analysis, and Design, Slides of Structural Design and Architecture

An in-depth exploration of rigid frames, their behavior, analysis, and design. Topics covered include the definition and characteristics of rigid frames, their resistance to lateral loadings, types of connections, and methods for analyzing and designing rigid frames. The document also discusses the importance of support reactions and the creation of v & m diagrams.

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Rigid Frames 1
Lecture 27
ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURES I:
STATICS AND STRENGTH OF MATERIALS
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twenty seven
frames:
rigid and braced
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Rigid Frames 1Lecture 27 A RCHITECTURAL S TRUCTURES I: S TATICS AND

S

TRENGTH OF

M

ATERIALS lecture

twenty seven frames:rigid and braced

Rigid Frames 2Lecture 27 A

Rigid Frames •

rigid frames have nopins

frame is all one body - joints transfermoments and shear - typically staticallyindeterminate - types - portal - gable

Rigid Frames Rigid Frames 4Lecture 27

moments get redistributed

deflections are smaller - effective column lengths are shorter - very sensitive to settling

Rigid Frames • Rigid Frames 5Lecture 27

resists lateralloadings

shape depends onstiffness of beamsand columns - 90° maintained

Rigid Frames • Rigid Frames 7Lecture 27

connections

steel

concrete

Braced Frames • Rigid Frames 8Lecture 27

pin connections

bracing to prevent lateral movements

Shear Walls • Rigid Frames 10Lecture 27

resist lateral load in plane with wall

Rigid Frame Analysis • Rigid Frames 11Lecture 27

members see

shear

axial force - bending

V & M diagrams

plot on “outside”

Rigid Frame Analysis Rigid Frames 13Lecture 27

FBD & M

opposite endreactions at joints M+ P

Rigid Frames 14Lecture 27 A

Rigid Frame Design •

loads and combinations

usually uniformly distributed gravity loads

worst case for largest moments... - wind direction can increase moments

Rigid Frames 16Lecture 27 A

Rigid Frame Design •

floors – plates & slabs

one-way behavior

side ratio > 1. - “strip” beam - two-way behavior - more complex