Lecture

Virtual Displacements: Hyperstatic Systems

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This lecture covers the theorem of virtual displacements for calculating reactions and binding forces in hyperstatic systems, including the work of forces and moments, degree of hyperstaticity, and finite elements. It also introduces the concept of virtual displacements, bond strengths, and the analysis of composite structures.

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