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2:00 normal stress= resisting force/ cross-sectional area not applied force/ cross-sectional area other than that this helped me be able to visualize stress. express my gratitude.
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Nice videos and really informative. I like them really much and it helps me for the study. How do you create those videos? Which kind of software do you use for the animation and illustration?
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My physics teacher taught this to me more than 3 times but I couldn't understand, I watched this video once and now I just want to quit school and watch all your videos. For me understanding the concept is more important but they don't do it at school , they just teach us for the sake of scoring good marks . I want a teacher like you :)
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Our fluid mechanics prof literally skipped this part and continued as if it was explained, 95% of that lecture made 0 sense just because of that, now that i understand this it makes a whole lot more sense, thanks
Thank you for creating this wonderful video. Because of this I understand the difference between the normal and shear stress❤️❤️. I also got the answer for my assignment lol😂
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Hello Ma'am.thanku for ur videos really best..today I have little confusion I think the object whom u call beam is actually column..kindly clear my doubt
Watching this video. Got an exam on stress and strain in 4 mins. Should have revised but didn't. Hope this works. Ill be back with exam results in a few months.
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At 1:46 It'll be Force=Restoring force na rather than Force=Applied force because the restoring force is taken into account while lookin' into stress..
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if we calculate maximum shear strain energy for uniaxial case from distortion energy formula then it comes out to be (sigma)^2/6G. But according to formula 1/2G * (shear stress)^2 It comes out to be (sigma)^2/8G. How is this discrepancy coming?
I just finished 114 videos of physics goodluck to me I guess xd just a recommendation, some information are being repeated a lot of times but nonetheless thanks for the effort
@@reactionlove2375 well I was just reviewing some conceptual stuff. The PhD part is when you gotta understand the stress tensor and solve matrices of differential equations. But it’s just a lot of info to learn
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2:00 normal stress= resisting force/ cross-sectional area not applied force/ cross-sectional area
other than that this helped me be able to visualize stress. express my gratitude.
Wow, thank you! As someone who is not well-versed in physics, this really helped me understand shear stress.
Great explanation! trying to advance study for Mechanics
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02:31 This is also known as MJ Strain.
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Mj stain mean ?
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My physics teacher taught this to me more than 3 times but I couldn't understand, I watched this video once and now I just want to quit school and watch all your videos. For me understanding the concept is more important but they don't do it at school , they just teach us for the sake of scoring good marks . I want a teacher like you :)
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Thanks mam your explanation clear my concept ..! I like your way of teaching because you explain the concept practically thank you so much mam😄😄😄your channel is best for me i can clear my concept by your channel please explain every topic practically like this😄😄
Excellent video. I will be providing the link to my mechanical engineering students.
Thanks.This helps me to clear the concept of shear stress & shear strain better.😊
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Our fluid mechanics prof literally skipped this part and continued as if it was explained, 95% of that lecture made 0 sense just because of that, now that i understand this it makes a whole lot more sense, thanks
Thank you for creating this wonderful video. Because of this I understand the difference between the normal and shear stress❤️❤️. I also got the answer for my assignment lol😂
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Hello Ma'am.thanku for ur videos really best..today I have little confusion I think the object whom u call beam is actually column..kindly clear my doubt
thank you very much! trying to understand shear stress in vessel and this gives me some useful clues
Watching this video.
Got an exam on stress and strain in 4 mins.
Should have revised but didn't.
Hope this works.
Ill be back with exam results in a few months.
You didn't tell about your results.
Thank God atleast now I understood them. Thank you for clear explanation
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At 1:46 It'll be Force=Restoring force na rather than Force=Applied force because the restoring force is taken into account while lookin' into stress..
Geez took me 20+ min not understanding this from my lecture notes+videos. Thanks I can sleep in peace now.
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Wow the best explaination ever. from now stress and strain understood
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Thanks, I understand shear stress here more than the normal lecture
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This video only considers uniaxial stress and not bending stress right?
Mam your video was great but please make video on ac generator and dc motor and also electromagnetic induction
if we calculate maximum shear strain energy for uniaxial case from distortion energy formula then it comes out to be (sigma)^2/6G. But according to formula 1/2G * (shear stress)^2 It comes out to be (sigma)^2/8G. How is this discrepancy coming?
I just finished 114 videos of physics goodluck to me I guess xd just a recommendation, some information are being repeated a lot of times but nonetheless thanks for the effort
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I'm doing my PHD in mechanical engineering and this is the first time I actually understand shear stress.
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@@reactionlove2375 well I was just reviewing some conceptual stuff. The PhD part is when you gotta understand the stress tensor and solve matrices of differential equations. But it’s just a lot of info to learn
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