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Structures II

Code 10321
Year 4
Semester S1
ECTS Credits 6
Workload PL(15H)/T(45H)
Scientific area Mechanics and Structures
Entry requirements Good knowledge of Applied Mechanics and Strength of Materials. Proficiency in calculation of reactions, forces and displacements in statically determinate structures.
Mode of delivery Face-to-face
Work placements Not applicable
Learning outcomes Proficiency in
a) Linear elastic analysis of statically indeterminate frame structures by the displacement method;
b) Linear elastic analysis of statically indeterminate frame structures by the “Hardy Cross” Method
Understanding
a) Software for structure analysis
b) Finite Element Method
Recognizing
a) Non-linear analysis
b) 2D and 3D plate and shell structures
Syllabus 1. Introduction.
2. Models of frame structures.
3. Analysis of statically indeterminate structures utilizing the Displacement method.
4. Trusses, Frames, and Mixed structures.
5. Software for computer analysis of frames.
6. Analysis of statically indeterminate structures utilizing the “Cross” method.
7. Introduction to the Finite Element Method.
8. Initiation to second order analysis of frame structures.
Main Bibliography Ghali, A., Neville, A. and Brown, T. G., “Structural Analysis – A Unified Classical and Matrix Approach”, 2009
Hibbeler, R. C. – “Structural Analysis” – 3rd Edition – Prentice Hall – London 1995
Au, T. & Christiano, P. – “Structural Analysis” – Prentice Hall – London 1987
Tavares, A. Segadães – “Análise Matricial de Estruturas” – LNEC – Lisboa 1973
Teaching Methodologies and Assessment Criteria 1. Teaching methodology:
The syllabus is presented in two types of classes: theoretical and practical. The students can consult the teachers for individual clarification of doubts and visit the Structural Laboratories to contact with research works.

2. Evaluation criteria:
CEA=0,05×AUL+0,10×TOR+0,10×PO1+0,15×PO2+0,60×TES
CF=CEA if TES>CEX
CF=0,05×AUL+0,10×TOR+0,10×PO1+0,15×PO2+0,60×CEX, if CEX>TES
CF = Final grade (0-20). (Approval if CF>=10 points)
CEA = Classification of teaching and learning (0-20)
CEX = Classification of exam (0-20)
AUL = Classification of participation in the practical lectures (0-20)
TOR = Classification of individual homework (0-20)
PO1 = Classification of oral exam 1 (0-20)
PO2 = Classification of oral exam 2 (0-20)
TES = Classification of the written test (0-20)
Language Portuguese. Tutorial support is available in English.
Last updated on: 2023-10-10

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