Double Integration Method Example 1: Part 3

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[@MickSaddam]

How did you get the 384?

[@Ethan84250]

do these equations only work if there is a UDL or do they work for a point load anywhere along the beam?

[@l2eaper]

anywhere JUST before the point load. To the right of the point load would require singularity functions to evaluate. if the axis point is on left side

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Good presentation. please organize your cals in a good order as well as neat to be followed easily. Thank you!

[@okanaremitv4561]

great explanation try to be neat and please write down the boundaries conditions as they are the hardest part to figure out

[@Boyyoung150]

Whats the value of EI ?

[@fee68]

Fabert Sosthène Sow I know it’s late since you commented about a year ago so EI is just a constante its value is irrelevant and depends on the type of the beam

[@yaluman.]

@@fee68 after 5 yrs i found this comment relevant😁

[@fee68]

@@yaluman. Glad you did! Good luck!

[@elimalalis7752]

hmmm!!! i watch your video and theirs one question i want to ask??? about the final equation y=WLX^3/12 - Wx^4/24 - WL^3x/24 ... i found formula from a book and your answer is differ in SIGNS ... BOOK (y= (- WLX^3/12) + Wx^4/24 + WL^3x/24 ) ...

[@prashantchandel9412]

+eliazar malalis there is no problem with that it just indicates that y that is the deflection was in opposite direction what was considered here. different book follow different sign conventions for the moment both are correct.

[@nicnesh]

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