Tuesday 24 September 2013


Meant for the undergraduate students of civil engineering, this text on "Structural Analysis" has been updated with units in the SI system. It has been written in a clear lucid style which presents the complex concepts of matrix analysis in an easy-to-understand manner. Features It assumes only an elementary knowledge of structural mechanics, briefly but lucidly discusses fundamental concepts of structural analysis. A unique feature is the combined discussion of the two methods i.e. the force method and the displacement method for each category of structure. This enables their critical comparison and provides an understanding of their merits and demerits . Before discussing the matrix methods in detail, sufficient information on matrix algebra and a preview of the two main methods is given.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1. Basic Concepts
Chapter 2. Basic Methods of Structural Analysis
Chapter 3. Determinants and Matrices
Chapter 4. Flexibility and Stiffness Matrices
Chapter 5. Continuous Beams
Chapter 6. Rigid-Jointed Plane Frames
Chapter 7. Pin-Jointed Frames
Chapter 8. Rigid-Jointed Space Frames
Chapter 9. Pin-Jointed Space Frames
Chapter 10. Comparison of Force and Displacement Methods
Chapter 11. Transformation Matrices-Element Approach
Chapter 12. Special Problems and Techniques
Appendix A: Comprehensive List of Standard Result
Appendix B: Answers to Problems

uthored ByG S PanditS P Gupta
BOOK DETAILS
PublisherTata McGraw - Hill Education
Publication Year2008 April
ISBN-139780070667358
ISBN-100070667357
LanguageEnglish
Edition2
BindingPaperback
Number of Pages612 Pages
Book TypeNon Fiction Book
UNIVERSITY BOOKS DETAILS
StreamEngineering
Degree/DiplomaUG
SpecializationCivil Engineering
SubjectMatrix Methods of Structural Analysis
Term3rd Year

5 comments:

  1. Excuse me could you repair this download link please..

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  2. this book is very useful for cusat structural subject

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  3. sir can we have key please ?
    so that we can check weather we are at right path or not

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