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... APPENDIX A Frame Analysis
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... APPENDIX A FRAME ANALYSES DETERMINATION OF DEFLECTIONS The procedure employed i n computing deflections was that suggested by Vanderbilt, Sozen, and Siess.^"'"^^ I n t h i s method, the structure i s divided i n t o beam and plate elements. Deflection at the center of a panel i s taken as the sum of deflections of the i n d i v i d u a l elements.
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... Three separate frames were used i n computing deflections i n the loaded' panels. Locations of these frames are indicated on the roof plan i n Fig.
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... assumption. For sim i l a r reasons, the frame was assumed fixed a t 3 i n Frame 2 for Test I I I .
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... Each frame and the loading used i n i t s a n a l y s i s i s shown i n F i g .
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... E m TtT > itT D m c m e d B A-B FRAME 3 TEST H TfT B A-B A FRAME 4 a - T E S T 1 B A-B A /77 m FRAME 4b-TEST I B A-B 2 l l l l l l l l .

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