statics of building structures i., erasmus
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Statics of Building Structures I., ERASMUS
Transversally loaded frame and grid
• Basic properties of a transversally loaded frame
Department of Structural MechanicsFaculty of Civil Engineering, VŠB-Technical University of Ostrava
• Basic properties of a transversally loaded frame• Simple transversally loaded open frame• Basic properties of a grid• Approximate solution of regular ceiling grids• Utilization of the symmetry of a grid
Types of transversally loaded frames
2 / 32Basic properties of a transversally loaded frame
Transversally loaded frame in a vertical and horizontal plane
Types of transversally loaded frames
3 / 32Basic properties of a transversally loaded frame
Closed transversally loaded frame in a horizontal plane
Simple transversally loaded open frame
4 / 32Simple transversally loaded open frame
Simple transversally loaded frame, decomposition into partial loading states
Example 8.1
5 / 32Simple transversally loaded open frame
Problem definition of example 8.1,formulation of a basic structure and marking of indeterminate reaction
Example 8.1 Loading states Bending moments Torsional moments
6 / 32Simple transversally loaded open frame
Solution of example 8.1,diagrams of bending
moments and torsional moments in partial
loading states
Example 8.1
7 / 32Simple transversally loaded open frame
External forces and diagrams of
internal forces for example 8.1
Example 8.2
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8 / 32Simple transversally loaded open frame
Problem definition of example 8.2,formulation of the basic static scheme and marking of indeterminate interactions
Example 8.2
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9 / 32Simple transversally loaded open frame
Solution of example 8.2, diagrams of bending and torsional moments in the partial loading states
Example 8.2
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010 / 32Simple transversally loaded open frame
External forces, interactions and internal forces diagrams for example 8.2
Grid
11 / 32Basic properties of a grid
Samples of right-angled, oblique and circular grids
Bridge and ceiling grid
12 / 32Basic properties of a grid
Samples of bridge and ceiling grids
Approximate solution of regular ceiling grids
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13 / 32Approximate solution of regular ceiling grids
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Approximate solution of regular ceiling grids
14 / 32Approximate solution of regular ceiling grids
Simplified computational model of the grid and formulation of partial loading states
Example 8.3
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15 / 32Approximate solution of regular ceiling grids
Problem definition of example 8.3 and basic statically determinate scheme
Example 8.3, solution
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16 / 32Approximate solution of regular ceiling grids
Solution of example 8.3, diagrams of bending moments for partial loading states
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17 / 32Approximate solution of regular ceiling grids
Solution of example 8.3, diagrams of bending moments for partial loading states
Example 8.3
Beam Left beam Right beam
18 / 32Approximate solution of regular ceiling grids
Resulting reactions and internal forces diagrams for the grid of Example 8.3
Symmetry of a grid
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19 / 32Utilization of the symmetry of a grid
Simple, double and quadruple symmetry of the regular ceiling grid
Symmetry of a grid
20 / 32Utilization of the symmetry of a grid
Utilization of the symmetry of the ceiling grid
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21 / 32Utilization of the symmetry of a grid
Solution of example 8.4, bending moment diagrams for partial loading states
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22 / 32Utilization of the symmetry of a grid
Solution of example 8.4, bending moment diagrams for partial loading states
Example 8.4
23 / 32Utilization of the symmetry of a grid
Resulting reactions and internal forces diagrams for the grid of Example 8.4
Samples of grids
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Ceiling grid, hypermarket Tesco, Ostrava - Třebovice
Dvojkloubový oblouk s táhlem
Samples of grids
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Detail of ceiling grid, hypermarket Tesco, Ostrava - Třebovice
Grid
Samples of grids
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Grid roof structure, railway station Ostrava - Svinov
Grid
Samples of grids
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Detail of the grid roof structure, railway station Ostrava - Svinov
Grid
Samples of grids
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Grid roof structure, railway station Ostrava - Svinov
Grid
Samples of grids
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Grid roof structure, railway station Ostrava - Svinov
Grid
Samples of grids
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Detail of the grid roof structure, railway station Ostrava - Svinov
Grid
Samples of grids
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Detail of support of the grid roof structure, railway station Ostrava - Svinov
Grid
Samples of grids
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Grid foundation structure, Centre of advanced technologies, VŠB-TU Ostrava
Grid