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Bridge Engineering Bridge Engineering (SE (SE-507) 507) Lecture 4 Department of Civil Engineering University of Engineering and Technology Lahore, Pakistan Lecture 4 Dr. Azhar Spring 2012

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Page 1: Lecture 4-Influence Lines

Bridge EngineeringBridge Engineering(SE(SE--507)507)

Lecture 4

Department of Civil EngineeringUniversity of Engineering and Technology

Lahore, Pakistan

Lecture 4Dr. AzharSpring 2012

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Influence LinesInfluence Lines

Influence lines are graphical representations of the effect of moving loads (live loads) in structural systems. They are represented by a unit load of variable position at a given point in the structural system,. These diagrams are used

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the structural system,. These diagrams are used to compute the maximum response at a given section in the structures.

Influence lines play a primery role in structures subjected to moving load, such as bridges, industrial crane rails, and systems where loads move across spans.

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Influence Line for Vertical Reaction AInfluence Line for Vertical Reaction Ayy

� Apply unit-load at an arbitrary position x

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ILD of Ay

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Influence Line for Shear at 0.25LInfluence Line for Shear at 0.25L

� Apply unit-load along the beam and compute shear just before and after 0.25L

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Before 0.25 L After 0.25 L

0.25L0 ≤≤ x

L1Ay

x

−=

L1AV yc

x

−=−=

L0.25L ≤≤ x

L1Ay

x

−=

L1AV yc

x

−==

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Influence Line for Shear at 0.25LInfluence Line for Shear at 0.25L

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L1

x

x

5

L

x

1.0x

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Influence Line for Moment at 0.5LInfluence Line for Moment at 0.5L

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22

L.1

2

L.

L1MD

x

x

x

=

−−

−= ( )x

xx

−=−=

−= L

2

1

22

L

2

L.

L1MD

( )x−L2

12

x

x

L25.0

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Loading Maximum EffectsLoading Maximum Effects

After developing the influence line for a specific effect (reation, shear or moment), the maximum effect can be found by positioning the live load on the beam which will yield the maximum value of the function.

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the function.

Concentrated Load

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Ay = Load x ordinate of influence line

Ay is max. with P at x = 0, = P x 1 = P

−=

L1P.Ay

x

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Loading Maximum EffectsLoading Maximum Effects

Uniform Load

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In case of a distributed load, the maximum effect is obtained by multiplying the area under the influence line by intensity of the uniform load.

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