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Structural Analysis

Finding the forces and movements inside a structure before it is designed.

Topics by level

Basics

School, diploma and first-year level: the ideas in plain words.

Intermediate

Degree and exam core (GATE, ESE level).

Advanced and Design

Professional design practice.

Research

Frontier topics for researchers and postgraduates.

Codes and standards

CountryDesignationScope (our words)Status
IndiaIS 1893 (Part 1)Criteria for earthquake-resistant design: seismic zones and how to work out earthquake forces.current
IndiaIS 875 (Parts 1 to 5)Design loads other than earthquake: dead, imposed, wind, snow and load combinations.current
USAASCE/SEI 7Minimum design loads (dead, live, wind, snow, seismic) for buildings and other structures.current
EuropeEN 1990 (Eurocode 0)Basis of structural design: limit states, combinations and reliability.current
EuropeEN 1991 (Eurocode 1)Actions on structures: self-weight, imposed, wind, snow, thermal, traffic.current
AustraliaAS/NZS 1170 (series)Structural design actions: loads and combinations.current
CanadaNational Building Code of CanadaModel building code, including structural loads in Part 4.current

Listed in a fixed country order; no standard is ranked above another. Scopes are our summaries. Buy the standards from the issuing body for exact text.

References and further reading

Standard texts, listed in no order of merit. We do not copy text, figures, tables or solved problems from any book; our explanations and examples are original.

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