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    The document describes the finite element analysis of a beam composed of 3 elements. It provides the geometry, applied loads, and resulting stresses, displacements, and rotations of each element. Key values include: the length, start/end points, applied loads, bending moment, shear force, displacement, and rotation calculated for each of the 3 beam elements.

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    The document describes the finite element analysis of a beam composed of 3 elements. It provides the geometry, applied loads, and resulting stresses, displacements, and rotations of each element. Key values include: the length, start/end points, applied loads, bending moment, shear force, displacement, and rotation calculated for each of the 3 beam elements.

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    of 6

    Beam #1

    lbeam = 10.36[f t]
    pi = (0.00, 0.00)[f t]
    pj = (10.36, 0.00)[f t]

    Finite element #1
    lbeam = 2.44[ft]
    pi = (0.00, 0.00)[f t]
    pj = (2.44, 0.00)[f t]
    qx(x) = 0.0[klf]

    qz(x) = 0.0[klf]

    N(x) = −Npi

    = −0.0[kips]

    Mpj − Mpi
    Vpi =
    lbeam

    −16.3[kip.ft] − 16.3[kip.ft]
    =
    2.44[ft]

    = −13.3[kips]

    V(x) = Vpi

    = −13.3[kips]
    M(x) = Mpi + Vpi ⋅ x

    = 16.3[kip.ft] − 13.3[kips] ⋅ x

    uz(x) = uz; pi + φpi ⋅ x −


    ( 0.5 ⋅ M pi
    ⋅ x2 + 1 ⋅ Vpi ⋅ x3
    6 )
    EI

    = 0.00[in]+ − 0.00[rad] ⋅ x −
    ( 0.5 ⋅ 16.3[kip.ft] ⋅ x + 16 ⋅ − 13.3[kips] ⋅ x )
    2 3

    1272.98[in⁴]

    ux; pj − ux; pi
    ux(x) = ux; pi + ⋅x
    lbeam

    0.00[in] − 0.00[in]
    = 0.00[in] + ⋅x
    2.44[ft]

    φ(x) = φpi −
    (M pi
    ⋅ x + 1 ⋅ Vpi ⋅ x2
    2 )
    EI

    = −0.00[rad] −
    ( 16.3[kip.ft] ⋅ x + 12 ⋅ − 13.3[kips] ⋅ x ) 2

    1272.98[in⁴]

    Finite element #2
    lbeam = 2.44[ft]
    pi = (2.44, 0.00)[f t]
    pj = (4.88, 0.00)[f t]
    qx(x) = 0.0[klf]
    qz(x) = 0.0[klf]

    N(x) = −Npi

    = +0.0[kips]

    Mpj − Mpi
    Vpi =
    lbeam

    16.3[kip.ft] + 16.3[kip.ft]
    =
    2.44[ft]

    = 13.3[kips]

    V(x) = Vpi

    = 13.3[kips]

    M(x) = Mpi + Vpi ⋅ x

    = −16.3[kip.ft] + 13.3[kips] ⋅ x

    uz(x) = uz; pi + φpi ⋅ x −


    ( 0.5 ⋅ M 2
    pi ⋅ x +
    1
    6
    ⋅ Vpi ⋅ x3 )
    EI

    = −0.01[in]+ − 0.00[rad] ⋅ x −
    ( 0.5⋅ − 16.3[kip.ft] ⋅ x + 16 ⋅ 13.3[kips] ⋅ x )
    2 3

    1272.98[in⁴]
    ux; pj − ux; pi
    ux(x) = ux; pi + ⋅x
    lbeam

    0.00[in] − 0.00[in]
    = 0.00[in] + ⋅x
    2.44[ft]

    φ(x) = φpi −
    (M pi ⋅ x +
    1
    ⋅ V ⋅ x2
    2 pi )
    EI

    = −0.00[rad] −
    ( −16.3[kip.ft] ⋅ x + 12 ⋅ 13.3[kips] ⋅ x )
    2

    1272.98[in⁴]

    Finite element #3
    lbeam = 5.49[ft]
    pi = (4.88, 0.00)[f t]
    pj = (10.36, 0.00)[f t]
    qx(x) = 0.0[klf]

    qz(Z) = 7.3[klf]

    N(x) = −Npi

    = −0.0[kips]

    Mpj − Mpi lbeam ⋅ qz


    Vpi = −
    lbeam 2
    18.3[kip.ft] − 18.3[kip.ft] 5.49[ft] ⋅ 7.3[klf]
    = −
    5.49[ft] 2

    = −20.0[kips]

    V(x) = Vpi + qz ⋅ x

    = −20.0[kips] + 7.3[klf] ⋅ x

    M(x) = Mpi + Vpi ⋅ x + 1 ⋅ qz ⋅ x2


    2

    1
    = 18.3[kip.ft] − 20.0[kips] ⋅ x + ⋅ 7.3[klf] ⋅ x2
    2

    uz(x) = uz; pi + φpi ⋅ x −


    ( 0.5 ⋅ M pi
    ⋅ x2 + 1 ⋅ Vpi ⋅ x3 + 1 ⋅ qz ⋅ x4
    6 24 )
    EI

    = 0.00[in] − 0.00[rad] ⋅ x −
    ( 0.5 ⋅ 18.3[kip.ft] ⋅ x + 16 ⋅ − 20.0[kips] ⋅ x + 241 ⋅ 7.3[klf] ⋅ x )
    2 3 4

    1272.98[in⁴]

    ux; pj − ux; pi
    ux(x) = ux; pi + ⋅x
    lbeam

    = 0.00[in] + 0.00[in] − 0.00[in] ⋅ x


    5.49[ft]
    φ(x) = = φpi −
    (M pi ⋅ x +
    1 1
    ⋅ V ⋅ x2 + ⋅ qz ⋅ x3
    2 pi 6 )
    EI

    = −0.00[rad] −
    ( 18.3[kip.ft] ⋅ x + 12 ⋅ − 20.0[kips] ⋅ x + 16 ⋅ 7.3[klf] ⋅ x )
    2 2 3

    1272.98[in⁴]

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