Mastering Structural Design: Understanding Rigid and Pinned Connections for Accurate Analysis.

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[@markr8604]

Is this where secondary moments come about? you already have a moment in the beam being connected to the column…then with the bracing member coming in and essentially connected to the beam…you have BM from the beam under normal loading and Localised BM at the end of the beam from bracing….is this the correct use of the term secondary moments…?

[@StructuralEngineerCalcs]

Thank you for your question! You are correct that the term "secondary moments" refers to additional bending moments that arise due to the connection of the beam to other structural members, such as bracing members. These moments can contribute to the overall behavior of the structure, so it's important to consider them in design. If you have any more questions or comments, feel free to ask!

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