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2021-01-05

Small Supporting Moments for Single-Span Beam

Why do I get low supporting moments for a single-span beam? There is an eccentricity assigned to the single-span beam.


Answer:

The eccentricity has the frame effect, which is why the supporting moments occur in the frame corner.

If you assign member end releases to the member accordingly, the supporting moments should not occur anymore.


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Frank is responsible for quality assurance in the RFEM program and also assists with customer support. He oversees technical design processes and contributes to the stability and reliability of the software.

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