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Portal Frame Analysis Using Finite Element Method: Input Data & Summary

This document contains input data and analysis results for a portal frame structure. It includes specifications for the columns, beams, loads applied, and design section forces calculated. The finite element analysis calculated reactions, deflections, and internal forces at joints. Key specifications are two W18x234 columns, a W24x250 beam, and loads including a 10 kip horizontal load to the right and 145 kip downward load. Deflections were a maximum of 0.8178 inches to the left at joint 4.

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Portal Frame Analysis Using Finite Element Method: Input Data & Summary

This document contains input data and analysis results for a portal frame structure. It includes specifications for the columns, beams, loads applied, and design section forces calculated. The finite element analysis calculated reactions, deflections, and internal forces at joints. Key specifications are two W18x234 columns, a W24x250 beam, and loads including a 10 kip horizontal load to the right and 145 kip downward load. Deflections were a maximum of 0.8178 inches to the left at joint 4.

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PROJECT :

CLIENT :
JOB NO. :

PAGE :
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DATE :

Portal Frame Analysis using Finite Element Method


INPUT DATA & SUMMARY
COLUMN SIZE (WF, Tube, or Pipe)
1- 3 =

W18x234

WF

ORIENTATION =
2-4=

x-x

W18x234

WF

ORIENTATION =

x-x

BEAM SIZE (WF, Tube, or Pipe)


3-4=

W24X250

WF

ORIENTATION =

x-x

DIMENSIONS

LOADS
PL =

H=

15

ft

L=
L1 =

40

ft

10

ft

L2 =

10

ft

L3 =

10

ft
DESIGN SECTION FORCES
N13 =
Column
-183.1

k,(compre.

N24 =

-131.9

kips

V24 =

26.2

kips

1130.5

ft-kips

M24 =

371.9

ft-kips

-103.2

k,(compression)

V34 =

130.7

kips

M34, max =

1065.5

ft-kips

81

kips, (downward)

FL =

10

kips, (horiz. to right)

V13 =

79.7

ML =

100
P1 =

ft-kips, (clockwise)

M13 =
N34 =

PR =

Beam

F1 =

P2 =

79

F2 =

13.5

kips, (horiz. to right)

P3 =

145

kips, (downward)

F3 =

-77

kips, (horiz. to left)

kips, (downward)

HORIZONTAL DRIFT
H,3 =
-0.8007 in, (horiz. to left)
H,4 =
-0.8178 in, (horiz. to left)

FR =

MR =

-150

ft-kips, (anticlockwise)

w=

0.250104 kips / ft, (downward)

BASE (1 & 2) PINNED ?

Yes

max / L =

BEAM DEFLECTION

1 / 587

, (pinned)

RIGID-ZONE LENGTH FACTOR

75 % of (d / 2)

ANALYSIS
Coordinates (ft)

Reaction (k, ft-k)


RY
RM

Joint Deflection (in,deg)

X
Y

RX

-79.73

183.06

0.00

0.000

0.000

-0.421

40

26.23

131.94

0.00

0.000

0.000

-0.206

15

0.801

-0.016

0.061

4
P1/F1

40

15

0.818

-0.011

-0.364

10

15

0.805

-0.392

0.242

P2/F2

20

15

0.811

-0.831

0.106

P3/F3

30

15

0.816

-0.722

-0.223

Joint

Length

End Joint
J

(in2)

(in4)

(ksi)

(ft)

Mid

(k)

68.8

4900

29000

14.18

0.00

565.23

1130.45

183.06

-79.73

79.73

4
P1/F1

68.8

4900

29000

14.18

0.00

-185.96

-371.92

131.94

26.23

-26.23

73.5

8490

29000

9.34

-1027.42

559.32

85.76

89.73

-100.81

100.81
98.31

3
P1/F1

Axial

Moment (ft-k)

Shear (k)

P2/F2

73.5

8490

29000

10.00

-85.76

-402.68

-897.37

89.73

-98.31

P2/F2

P3/F3

73.5

8490

29000

10.00

897.37

-978.31

-1065.49

103.23

-16.81

16.81

P3/F3

73.5

8490

29000

9.34

1065.49

-452.41

155.23

26.23

130.69

-130.69

(The length & forces not included Rigid-Zone.)

k,(compression)

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