What is the number of kinematic indeterminacy for the building frame as shown in the figure when members are inextensible:
What is the number of kinematic indeterminacy for the building frame as shown in the figure when members are inextensible: Correct Answer 10
Concept:
Static Indeterminacy: If the equilibrium equations are enough to analyze for unknown reactions, the structure is said to be statically indeterminate.
Ds = Dse + Dsi
Dse = r – S
Dsi = 3 × Number of closed loop (For portal frame)
Dsi = m- 2j+ 3 (For truss structure)
Kinematic Indeterminacy: It is the total number of possible degree of freedom of all the joints.
Dk = 3J - r (For portal frame)
Dk = 2J-r (For truss structure)
where, Dse = External Indeterminacy, Dsi = Internal Indeterminacy, Dk = Kinematic Indeterminacy, r = No. of unknown reactions, S = No. of equilibrium equation, m = No. of mombers & J = No. of joints
Explanation:
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Given,
J = 9, r = 7
∴ Dk = 3j - r = 27 - 7 = 20
For members are extensible, Dk = 20 - 10 =10