Lecture

Types of Supports in Structures

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Description

This lecture covers the different types of supports in structures, including roller supports, articulations, and encastrements. The instructor explains how these supports restrict movement and generate reactions, as well as how to calculate the forces at joints. The lecture also discusses the concepts of isostaticity, hyperstaticity, and mechanisms in structures, providing examples and methods for analysis.

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