Analysis of continuous space frames by conjugate frame analogy

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Kiusalaas, J;Lee, S L;Makino, M

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 41, Issue 6, 1963

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Kiusalaas, J;Lee, S L;Makino, M

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 41, Issue 6, 1963

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The conjugate frame analogy is extended to the treatment of continuous space frames. Fundamental relationships between the actual structure and the conjugate structure are derived for a general case, and then specialized for frames with straight members of constant cross-section. The latter are used for the derivation of simultaneous equations which, in conjunction with the static equilibrium conditions, yield the redundant quantities.

J. KIUSALAAS, S.L. LEE, and M. MAKINO

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