Lecture

Isostaticity of Composite Structures

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of isostaticity in composite structures, focusing on the stability conditions and the number of equations and unknowns. Through examples, the instructor demonstrates how to analyze the isostaticity of composite structures with beams and trellis, both internally and externally. The lecture also discusses the degree of hyperstaticity in structural elements.

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