Lecture

Efforts in Continuous Beams

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This lecture covers the analysis of efforts in continuous beams, including the distribution of forces and moments along the beam. It also discusses hyperstatic structures and alternative representations of efforts, illustrated with examples like the Mont-Blanc Bridge in Geneva and the Chillon Viaducts in Vaud. The instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding the behavior of structures under different loading conditions.

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