Force Method for Analysis of Indeterminate Structures
Influence lines for Indeterminate structures For statically determinate structures, influence lines are straight. For statically indeterminate structures, influence lines are usually curved. The Müller -Breslau principle also holds for indeterminate structures. Examples : Reaction Ay Shear at a point: Moment at a point ForceMethod Page 20
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