Structural Analysis

The text gives a presentation of the theory of structural analysis and its application to trusses, beams, and frames. Discussions relevant to a particular theory are followed by Procedures for Analysis. Features new to this edition include illustrations and design; a new chapter on cables and arches; outstanding realism in the homework problems - through revision of existing problems and the addition of many new problems; a new section on the Double Integration Method for computing deflections; clarified treatment of moment distribution; a new version of the STRAN software program - packaged with the text - now easier to use and includes the drawing of shear and moment diagrams for beams and frames. All figures, problems, and examples have been revised for accuracy.

Key Benefit: This book gives a thorough presentation of the theory of structural analysis and its application to trusses, beams, and frames. Key Topics: Discussions relevant to a particular theory are concise yet thorough, and, in most cases, are followed by Procedures for Analysis, a logical, orderly method for students to follow when applying theory. Market: For readers interested in structural analysis, and civil, construction and architectural subject matter.