Types of supports and its reactions? With examples!!!

[@yigitcan824]

Teacher how can rollers allow rotational motion I'd be happy if you explained to me.

[@ankita_pal_0305]

Awesooooome!!!! Thank you very much. I was searching for this and now I got it.🥳🥳🥳

[@mayasinsight9911]

Probably the best explanation .

[@sureshpradhan2564]

Thank you so much for this vivid explanation

[@grammarnazi8877]

Please make same video on the types of beams

[@shubhambhavsar4237]

Short, simple and effective.

[@engineer886]

Very informative❤❤

[@ekeshkumar6267]

Sir very good explanation.i searched many videos but I search was ended in your video.

[@mohanShailaja28Aug22]

really super ........ keep it continues sir

[@javaidkhan8854]

Helpful.. keep uploading the videos on different topics alongwith sample problems....thanxxx

[@thirumalaivasant9322]

Thank you for information bro

[@divyranjanroutray775]

Nice video..

[@Anu-rj1id]

Thank you very much sir..may god bless you

[@usmansaeed4850]

Exellent, Informative video

[@eshanpatel5795]

thanks for the help

[@prabhatkumarsahu]

It is amazing sir.....

[@skillcivil]

fabulous explanation

[@grammarnazi8877]

Explained nicely thanks

[@MohammadkajalHasan]

nice explantion 😍

[@Simon-wr6hb]

If iam calculating bending in the beam welded or tightened by the screws on both ends it should be onsidered as the fixed support... (iam calculating construction from I beams in roller conveyor)

[@Idunnooooooooooooo]

Just wow🤩

[@asaddavar43]

Best video for support

[@halfengineer8476]

good job sir,thanks for video

[@ProfessorBeaver]

You are truly welcome. It is a pleasure to hear such good comments.

[@boomboombasto]

What if there is an inclined force acting on the beam...will it generate reaction force??? if yes, then in which direction...

[@ProfessorBeaver]

The above video explains for all the forces, in a vertical and horizontal direction, which means that if you are given an inclined force, it can be broken down into vertical and horizontal components, and then the study can be done, where the vertical and horizontal forces will have a reaction depending on what type of support you use.

[@LALITKUMAR-oz7rl]

Sir aapne hinge support me moment bataya hain wo kaise aayega

[@neelamoza5703]

Thanks sir Superb again Thank you very much...,,😄

[@ProfessorBeaver]

It is truly a pleasure @Neelam Oza

[@gc5746]

Is there any difference between hinges and pinned?

[@ProfessorBeaver]

Not much. Both are same when we have to speak about their reaction forces at the connections.

[@gc5746]

Thank you sir

[@Sun_star75]

Thank you sir🙂🙂

[@srisumanpandey3767]

Nice

[@amnksngh29]

Rocker support?

[@shashanksahu2326]

Sir, it is very helpful. But I would like to you to speak slowly.

[@sirji4393]

Helpful 🙏🙏

[@factmez5179]

Thank you Sir

[@venkatesh2285]

While you explaining the roller support you have showed that beam is moving rather than showing the ruler support moving towards horizontal.. that is wrong...

[@peacelover8913]

cut the music bro...
god

[@Guru-yq2qp]

Sr pls upload more lectures

[@ProfessorBeaver]

I was not expecting such appreciation. Thank you very much. I guess I should start again.
If you have any suggestion for the next video, please suggest.

[@sahidmd7492]

Super

[@abhiyadav6415]

Nice...

[@nikhila6536]

Roller and simply supported beam are same

[@ProfessorBeaver]

No, it isn't. Rollers are a type of supports, while a simply supported is a beam with a pinned support and a roller support.

[@gyanugupta2960]

Tnq sir

[@luffymaxair]

Thx from CIVL 1113

[@akashtyagi1689]

Or video bnaoo sir hindi mai

[@gametustysidj5009]

Good video but trash audio

[@elormdovie8407]

Talk slowly next time

[@vikassaini9536]

Please speak slow.

[@ProfessorBeaver]

I tried to keep it at an average pace. But, I will keep this in mind when I make my next video.

[@SidharthGat]

Or U can adjust playback speed while watching.