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2021-02-25

This model illustrates the calculation of the resulting support force at the center of gravity of a conventionally constructed steel frame. The display shows how supports and support forces are determined in relation to the center of gravity. The linked image shows a schematic structure of the steel frame with clearly visible geometry and positioning of the supports. The analysis provides precise insights into the distribution of forces and serves as a practical demonstration.


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Steel Frame with Centroidal Support Force

Number of Nodes 6
Number of Lines 5
Number of Members 5
Number of Load Cases 1
Total Weight 1,902 t
Dimensions (Metric) 7.300 x 0.600 x 3.300 m
Dimensions (Imperial) 23.95 x 1.97 x 10.83 feet
Program Version 5.23.02

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