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Study on calculation method for the design of continuous wall-beam

Baoquan Zhang

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A study on the force state of continuous is carried out. Through large amount of calculations by means of the finite element analysis program of continuous wall beam made out by us, the internal force changing law is obtained. According to the regress analysis, a set of practical calculation and design formula are proposed.

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A study on the force state of continuous is carried out. Through large amount of calculations by means of the finite element analysis program of continuous wall beam made out by us, the internal force changing law is obtained. According to the regress analysis, a set of practical calculation and design formula are proposed.

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A study on the force state of continuous is carried out. Through large amount of calculations by means of the finite element analysis program of continuous wall beam made out by us, the internal force changing law is obtained. According to the regress analysis, a set of practical calculation and design formula are proposed.

Key concepts: Beam (structure), Finite element method, Internal forces, Structural engineering, Set (abstract data type), Engineering, Computer science, Programming language

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