โ Scribed by B.K. Goyal; S.P. Sharma
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The stiffness matrix approach has been used to solve frames with or without shear walls. In case of shear walls it is assumed that between the centre line and edge of the shear wall the beam is infinitely rigid. An experimental investigation has been conducted to test the validity of the assumption. The method has been programmed for an IBM 1620 Computer. It stores only non-zero elements of the Matrix. Maximum number of.joints that can be solved on 60K IBM 1620 Computer available at the Centre, is 100.
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