Abstract
In this investigation the effect of two loadings interaction and right angle deviation on the response of a rectangular two-bar frame is thoroughly discussed. It is found that there is a critical value of the two loadings ratio as well as of the right angle deviation for which the physical equilibrium path and the physically unacceptable complementary path meet each other at an asymmetric bifurcation point. This state constitutes the boundary between stability and instability, since the response of the frame changes from snapthrough buckling to a stable equilibrium path.
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