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Delivered by: Matthew Katz Sunday, April 28, 2013. BE 303 Final Exam Review. Solving for Capacity F c F v F b. Adjusted Compression. Solve for K Adjust Length Determine Size Classification Adjust F c Calculate Capacity Interpret Results. Solve for K. Adjust Length.
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Delivered by: Matthew Katz Sunday, April 28, 2013 BE 303Final Exam Review
Adjusted Compression • Solve for K • Adjust Length • Determine Size Classification • Adjust Fc • Calculate Capacity • Interpret Results BE 303
Solve for K BE 303
Adjust Length BE 303
Determine Size Classification Short Intermediate Long Not Allowed BE 303
Adjust Fc Short Intermediate Long Not Allowed BE 303
Calculate Capacity BE 303
Interpret Results Ok Not Ok BE 303
Adjusted Shear • Find Shear Force • Interpret Results BE 303
Find Shear Force BE 303
Interpret Results Ok Not Ok BE 303
Adjusted Bending • Find Bending Force • Adjust Length • Calculate Cs and Ck • Determine Classification • Adjust Fb • Interpret Results BE 303
Find Bending Force BE 303
Adjust Length BE 303
Calculate Cs and Ck BE 303
Determine Classification Braced Intermediate Long Not Allowed BE 303
Adjust Fb Braced Intermediate Long Not Allowed BE 303
Interpret Results Ok Not Ok BE 303
Plate Connectors • Determine Load Case • Find Area • Calculate Capacity • Interpret Results BE 303
Determine Load Case BE 303
Find Area Notes: • Plates are only effective ¼ inch from edges. • Wood has to be adjusted from nominal size • Area of plate is divided across all the members in which it supports • Are there two plates? BE 303
Calculate Capacity BE 303
Interpret Results Ok Not Ok BE 303
Wood Members • Analyze the Problem • Shear & Moment Diagrams • Write Moment Equations • Perform Summation • Evaluate BE 303
Analyze the Problem • Draw a sketch • Declare sign convention • Apply imaginary load at point of interest • Δx= deflection, apply unit load • θx= slope, apply unit couple • Write governing equation BE 303
Shear & Moment Diagrams ** Standardize Integral Length ** Real Load Unit Load BE 303
Write Moment Equations • Equations require both a length and load • Equations should be based off of your diagram • Unit load diagrams are usually simpler Questions? BE 303
Perform Summation BE 303
Evaluate • Combine like terms • Plug in length and applied load • Plug in E and I • I should be applied based on orientation of member • If not given – look up using charts • If Δxis positive, then Δxis in the direction of the applied load. • Deflection units will reflect the length units • Ex – If length is evaluated in inches, deflection will be in inches • Slope does not have any units associated with it BE 303
Trusses • Analyze the Problem • Calculate Axial Force • Fill in chart • Perform Summation BE 303
Analyze the Problem • Draw a sketch • Declare sign convention – T (+) & C (-) • Write governing equation • Make a chart (easier to keep track) BE 303
Calculate Axial Force Assume: • Only axial forces apply • Loading only on joints Find vertical and horizontal components located at each node BE 303
Fill in chart BE 303
Perform Summation Sum all deflections in order to get the final deflection at the point of interest. BE 303