Lecture

Cable with Centered Load: Structural Analysis

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This lecture covers the structural analysis of a cable with a centered load, discussing the subsystem of the load, forces in the cable, forces at the supports, and the influence of deflection. It also includes topics such as the Cremona diagram, different structural schemes, and the relationship between load, deflection, and slenderness ratio.

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