Fixed end moments
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The fixed end moments are reaction moments developed in a beam member under certain load conditions with both ends fixed. Many structural analysis methods including the moment distribution method and direct stiffness method make use of the fixed end moments. Fixed end moments are tabulated textbooks for typical cases and can be obtained using flexibility method.
External Links
- Fixed end moment at Wikipedia
- Tabulated fixed end moments for CE332 course at Iowa State University
- Fixed end moments tables (PDF) for CE474 course at Purdue University
- Fixed end moments and displacements (PDF) in Structural Notes by Dr. Caprani
- Comprehensive tables of fixed end moments by Czech Technical University, Department of Mechanics, in Czech:
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