Lecture

Simple Beams Analysis: Shear and Moment Diagrams

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This lecture covers the analysis of simple beams with concentrated loads, focusing on calculating reaction forces and bond strength using the Theorem of Three Moments. It also includes examples of tracing shear and moment diagrams for cantilever beams.

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