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  1. Chris Lee

    Frame Analysis - Temperature Load

    Sure. Below are deflection shape of case 1 and case 2
  2. Chris Lee

    Frame Analysis - Temperature Load

    In fact, when the temperature load increase to 250 degrees. Reaction at point B is larger than at point A too. I can't figure out the theory behind it.
  3. Chris Lee

    Frame Analysis - Temperature Load

    I set up a 2D analysis to study the effect of thermal load on 2D frame. Case 1 - with short column and 10 degree of uniform temperature Case 2 - with long column and 10 degree of uniform temperature My question is, why for case 1 horizontal reaction at point B is larger than point A? I did...

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