Internal Forces and Deformation

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This lecture covers the relationship between distributed loads, shear forces, and bending moments in static systems, as well as the equilibrium of nodes in structures. It also explains how to draw diagrams of internal forces and deformations, and the sizing procedure for structural elements. The instructor demonstrates examples of cantilever beams with concentrated and distributed loads, emphasizing the importance of stirrups and transverse reinforcement in reinforced concrete design.

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