Reaction Forces in STATICALLY INDETERMINATE Structure in 2 Minutes!

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  • Finding Reaction Forces in STATICALLY INDETERMINATE Structure without using Superposition Method.
    Temperature Changes and Thermal Expansion Example (in Main Lecture Link below)
    Statically Indeterminate
    Superposition Method
    Axial Loading
    Example 1: • Reaction Forces in STA...
    Example 2: • STATICALLY INDETERMINA...
    Example 3: • STATICALLY INDETERMINA...
    Main Lecture Video Link:
    STATICALLY INDETERMINATE Structures in 10 Minutes! - Axial Loading
    • STATICALLY INDETERMINA...
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    Other Mechanics of Materials Lectures:
    Watch the entire course in less than 4 HOURS!!
    01 Axial Loading Normal Stress: • EVERYTHING on Axial Lo... ​
    02 Shearing Strain and Stress Components: • SHEAR STRAIN and Stres... ​
    03 Axial Deformation, Temperature Changes, and Poisson’s Ratio: • Axial Deformation, The... ​
    04 Statically Indeterminate: • STATICALLY INDETERMINA... ​
    05 Stress Concentrations and Factor of Safety: • Stress CONCENTRATION F... ​
    06 Shearing Stress, Torsion: • Shearing Stresses, TOR...
    07 Angle of Twist, Statically Indeterminate: • Torsion, Angle of Twis...
    08 Bending Stress, Second Moment of Area, and Parallel Axis Theorem: • PURE BENDING and Paral...
    09 Stress Concentration Factors for Torsion and Bending: • Stress CONCENTRATIONS ...
    10 Beam Deflections & Singularity Functions : • Bending and BEAM DEFLE...
    11 Transformed Sections for Bending (Composites): • Bending and BEAM DEFLE...
    12 Transverse Shear: • Everything About TRANS...
    13 Shear Flow: • Thin-Walled Members an...
    14 Mohr’s Circle and Principal Stresses: • Principal Stresses and...
    15 Pressure Vessels: • Thin-Walled PRESSURE V...
    16 Ductile Failure Criteria (Yield): • Yield (DUCTILE) FAILUR...
    17 Brittle Failure Criteria (Fracture): • Fracture (BRITTLE) FAI...
    18 Combined Loading: • Everything About COMBI...
    19 Column Buckling: • BUCKLING - Column Stab...
    20 Elastoplastic Beams and Residual Stresses (torsion too): coming soon

Комментарии • 7

  • @AeroCraftAviation
    @AeroCraftAviation 2 года назад

    This video and all the accompanying ones are simply brilliant! So well formatted and clearly explained. I really learned the concept. Thank you!

  • @MP_Reems
    @MP_Reems 5 месяцев назад

    Saved my life thanks

  • @Mauricio-rg4lt
    @Mauricio-rg4lt 6 месяцев назад

    How does the free body diagram work in these problems? I do not understand how we can make a cut between A and B, and the only force we write is F_ab. Also, what about the force R_e? This is the part of these problems that I do not understand well…

  • @marisakirisame659
    @marisakirisame659 2 года назад

    shouldn't it be 46.3 mm and not micro?

  • @nuno9733
    @nuno9733 3 года назад

    Can you do bending and torsion on a shaft até the same time

    • @LessBoringLectures
      @LessBoringLectures  3 года назад +1

      Do you mean specifically for statically indeterminate problems? For combined deformations, castigliano's theorem is probably what you're looking for: ruclips.net/video/oJU94i-O19U/видео.html , but for just combined stresses, yes, you usually have both, actually: ruclips.net/video/Fp5-jjmaksM/видео.html . For a more general combined loading situation, not specific to shafts, you can check my other videos on Mohr's Circle, for example.

    • @nuno9733
      @nuno9733 3 года назад

      @@LessBoringLectures Thank you, i'm having trouble calculating diameters for shafts under bending and torsion where fatigue doesn't apply