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GOYA-F5: Three-Hinged Frame Analysis

By Seyong Lee, Jason Lambert, Mohammad Faizan Azam

Purdue University

Analyze three-hinged frame

Version 1.0-3 - published on 13 Jul 2010

Open source: license | code unavaialble

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Abstract	GOYA: Structural Mechanics Software GOYA is designed to improve intuitive understanding of structures through repetition, allowing students to solve problems of increasingly complexity with relative ease. [Manual] [More information] GOYA web page
credits	Mete A. Sozen, Department of Civil Engineering, Purdue University Toshikatsu Ichinose, Nagoya Institute of Technology
references	Understanding structures: An introduction Author(s) : SOZEN M.A., ICHINOSE T. Publication date : 04-2008 Language : ENGLISH 592p. 16x24 Hardback
Cite this work	Researchers should cite this work as follows: (2010), "GOYA-F5: Three-Hinged Frame Analysis," http://nees.org/resources/GOYAF5. BibTex \| EndNote