Lecture

Beam Deflections: Analysis Methods

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of beam deflections, including the double integration method, Macaulay's method, and moment-area method. It discusses the relationship between strength and stiffness in beams, allowable deflection limits, and common assumptions in deflection analysis. The instructor demonstrates the application of these methods through examples and explains the importance of boundary conditions in determining beam deflections and slopes.

Instructors (2)

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