Lecture

Structural Element Sizing Procedure

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Description

This lecture covers the sizing procedure for structural elements in materials like reinforced concrete, steel, and wood, focusing on the determination of loads, NVM diagrams, and the dimensioning process. It also explains the relationship between moment and curvature in deformed structures, using examples of three-hinged gantry cranes.

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Geometry: Differential geometry

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Structural engineering: Topics in structural engineering

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