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Traditional analysis methods include the method used for analysis without the use of computer. | |||
== Useful Information == | |||
* table for evaluating product of moment areas | |||
* geometric properties of areas | |||
* [[fixed end moments]] | |||
* beam deflections | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:25, 23 July 2009
Traditional analysis methods include the method used for analysis without the use of computer.
Useful Information
- table for evaluating product of moment areas
- geometric properties of areas
- fixed end moments
- beam deflections
| Home > Topics > Traditional Analysis Methods e | |
| Fundamentals | Traditional analysis methods · Section properties · Mohr's Circle · Interaction diagram |
| Theory | Elasticity equations |
| Forces and Stresses | Torsion · Flexure · Shear · Principal stress |
| Basic Statics | Beam equations · Moment area method · Vereschagin's rule · Stiffness matrix · Fixed end moments · Determinate statics · Indeterminate statics · Maxwell's theorem of reciprocal displacements · Betti's law |
| Influence lines · Muller-Breslau principle | |
| Basic Dynamics | Damping · Mass matrix · Damping matrix |
| Energy Methods | External work and strain energy · Principle of work and energy · Virtual work method · Unit load method · Castigliano's Theorem |
| Approximate Methods | Moment distribution method |
| Graphical | Cremona Diagram |
| See Also | Computational analysis methods |
| Related Categories | Traditional Analysis Methods |