Unfortunately no! We dont do that kind of coding. Actually it's a Design Automation we are working on. Thank you for your advice. Please do sketch up when you are free.
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I did solve a problem like this in past. My calculations were fro fillet weld. I have calculated it with respect to the fillet size and area required to be welded.
@ukbridge, I am supposed to code these mechanical equations and unfortunately, equations obtained from FE model analysis does not fit into my code.
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This is a service limit condition. I real time, will have to consider horizontal force due to wind and seismic analysis is also needed! so I guess, it will be a little more than just vertical loads, isn't it?
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That is my exact situations while viewing the tower from front.
@jayrod12 , thank you for the suggestion. considering it as a pin joint still leaves me with four unknown reactions. Which means my structure is not yet a determinate one! Is there any other way out of this?
I have Tower Assembly, it has four columns and cross Bracings. As the columns of the Tower are fixed at the bottom, I was wondering if the assembly can be considered as a Statically indeterminate structure. If so, being a Mechanical Engineer I am clueless about how to solve for the reactions...