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Frame23 – Asme Eigenvalue Problem

Frame23 – Asme Eigenvalue Problem

Problem Description

A one-story, one-bay in each direction, three-dimensional, fixed-base frame made of 2-inch steel pipe segments and 2.75-inch steel cubes is analyzed for the first 24 modal frequencies using eigenvectors. The frame is Problem No. 1 from the ASME 1972 Program Verification and Qualification Library (reference ASME 1972).
The material and section properties, and the mass at each node, shown in the figure below are consistent with those used in the above mentioned references. Because masses are specified in three directions at 14 nodes, this problem has a total of 3 * 14 = 42 dynamic degrees of freedom.



Library 

Object Link: https://bim.aecbolt.com/objidnsm7hoppi3c7n93etxw2.libobj

Results Comparison

ModeOutput ParameterAEC|BOLT BIM Cloud AppSAP2000Independent

Percent Difference

AEC|BOLT BIM Cloud App - Independent

Percent Difference

SAP2000 - Independent

1Frequency111.24111121120.68%0%
2Frequency115.80231171160.17%1%
3Frequency137.18391381380.59%0%
4Frequency215.81882182181%0%
5Frequency404.15984154040.04%3%
6Frequency422.50494344230.12%3%
7Frequency451.45064634520.12%2%
8Frequency548.85235615540.93%1%
9Frequency733.30787527360.37%2%
10Frequency758.27877777620.49%2%


Tested Features

  •  Three-dimensional frame analysis
  •  Modal analysis using eigenvectors
  •  Joint mass assignments

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