Lecture

Beams and Isostaticity

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Description

This lecture covers the differential equilibrium equations of beams, the geometry of beams, internal forces diagrams, and the definition of isostatic beams. It explains how to calculate internal forces using differential equations and equilibrium of fragments, and the types of isostatic beams such as simple beams, console beams, cantilever beams, and Gantry cranes with 3 joints.

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