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Now that we know the shear, moment and area moment of inertia, let's combine them to find the bending stress. We'll even point out some things to watch out for. https://youtu.be/r-GcuQ-Q1ME
Video – Easily Develop Shear and Moment Diagrams for Beam Analysis
Shear-Moment Diagrams are an easy way to determine the internal working of any beam. Multiple beam loadings can be calculated through the law of superposition.See this article for more information:...
Video – Beam Fundamentals: Understanding Loadings and Reactions
Almost all objects are loaded in bending. Knowing how to spot and then calculate the bending moment is critical. Identifying the bending stress brings lots of elements together. We need to know...
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Video – How to Use Tables to Calculate Stress Concentrations
We’ve talked a little about stress concentrations, but now let’s dig into how they are calculated. Using commonly available tables, we can determine what the factor is and how to calculate the...
https://youtu.be/huG80V4dpWs Stresses in pin holes have a unique stress distribution. Here we will learn the classical approach to this and why we can make this assumption.