Structural analysis lecture notes

[radou]

An extremely useful set of lecture notes for anyone who wants to investigate statics of indeterminate structures (i.e. the force and displacement methods). Influence lines are included too.

http://www.ecf.utoronto.ca/apsc/courses/civ214/Lecture%20notes.html"

 

[Eelathirumagan]

It is a good set of notes.
Thanks!

 

[Gza]

[tex]
c_n = \frac{1}{T}\int_{-T/2}^{+T/2}f(t)e^i^n^\omega^ t dt [/tex]

 

[Tim09]

Cheers. I might need those sometime later in the future. :)

 

[civilworks]

good enough.
------------
and this ... great valued software to calculate internal forces + deflection
for any structural construction.

Beams,Frames,Trusses

((( LINPRO )))

http(:)//www(.)line(.)co(.)ba/

 

[fis]

@radou
the link is doesn't work to me : 403 Forbidden
what's wrong ?

@civilworks
yeah, i have linpro, good program... .

 

[SteamKing]

Dead link. RIP

 

[adhwa]

An extremely useful set of lecture notes for anyone who wants to investigate statics of indeterminate structures (i.e. the force and displacement methods). Influence lines are included too.

http://www.ecf.utoronto.ca/apsc/courses/civ214/Lecture%20notes.html

Link's broken. would you mind giving a new one?

 

[median27]

Update the link please. Thanks

 

[Brendanmcg]

Links broken again... :(

 

[Astronuc]

The university, or Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering, have changed the website url.
http://www.civil.engineering.utoronto.ca/research/structural.htm

Broken links are the bane of the internet. We will endeavor to repair/recover the link.

http://www.engineering.utoronto.ca/Research_Innovation/Areas_of_Research.htm (Areas of Research)

Structural Engineering in Civil Engineering
http://www.civil.engineering.utoronto.ca/research/structural.htm

 

[ScientificMK]

Hi, I am a Prof. of Aerospace Engineering at Georgia Tech and my area is structures and materials. Instead of making lecture notes I made an app to help on the "intuitive" side of things. The idea is to complement traditional education/methods by bringing into the equation the creative side of students. The name of the app is "Truss Me" and its goal is to help you learn while playing different challenges. It looks and feels like a game but I made sure the mechanics is the real deal. You can take a look at it here:

http://rimoli.gatech.edu/education.html

Hope you like it!