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Step No1: Open SAP2000 and Select New Model and Set Units (Kips, FT, F) As Shown Below Then Select Grid Only

The document provides step-by-step instructions for modeling and analyzing a beam in SAP2000. It describes defining the grid, material properties, section, loads, supports, and running and viewing the analysis results. Key outputs include a maximum moment of 52.88 kip-in and maximum shear of 23.92k.

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Step No1: Open SAP2000 and Select New Model and Set Units (Kips, FT, F) As Shown Below Then Select Grid Only

The document provides step-by-step instructions for modeling and analyzing a beam in SAP2000. It describes defining the grid, material properties, section, loads, supports, and running and viewing the analysis results. Key outputs include a maximum moment of 52.88 kip-in and maximum shear of 23.92k.

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SUBMITED TO:ENGR M FAIZAN SUBMITTED BY: SYED MOHSIN ALI

STEP NO1: Open SAP2000 and select new model and set
units(Kips,ft,F) as shown below then select Grid only.

STEP NO2: Select Nodes(X=4,Y=1,Z=1),and Spacing(X=10 and keep Y


and Z as it is.)

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STEP NO 3: Click on right key of mouse and go to Edit Grid data,


Modify/show system and set data accordingly(A=0,B=10,C=14,D=21).

STEP NO 4: Now define material set Compressive strength of concrete


3000 psi as shown below.

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And set Rebar Grade 60.

STEP NO 5: Define Section of the Beam(12”*12”) as shown below fig.

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STEP NO 6: Now define load pattern and take self-weight of the beam
too.

STEP NO 7: Define load combination in case of service load keep the scale
factor 1.and in case of FACTORED LOAD take factor 1.2 for DEAD load and 1.6
foe LIVE LOAD.

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STEP NO 8: Now assign section of the beam as shown below.

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STEP NO 9: Assign Joint to support and also rotate fixed support by


local axis as shown below

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STEP NO 10: Now Again From ‘’Assign Menu’’, Click on Joint then
Restraints and Assign the Supports as shown.

STEP NO 11: After that, from ‘’Assign Menu’’, click on “Joint Load’’
then click on “Forces’’. Assign Force of 60k on 60degree as shown.

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STEP NO 12: After that, from ‘’Assign Menu’’, click on ‘’Frame


Load’’ then click on “Point”. Assign Dead Load of 7k at Point “D” as
shown

STEP NO 13: From ‘’Analyze Menu, click on ‘’Run Analyze’’ and


click on ‘’Run Now’’ and save the file and deflected shape of Beam is
shown below.

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STEP NO 14: From ‘’Display Menu’’ Click On Show Forces/Stresses, the


Menu will be Open, click on ‘’Moment 3-3’’ so that the moment diagram will be
displayed as shown below. The Maximum Moment is 52.88kip.in.

STEP NO 15: By Performing the same action, click on ‘’Shear 2-2’’ so that
shear diagram of the beam will be displayed as shown below. The Maximum Shear
is 23.92k

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