Lecture

Buckling of Straight Beams

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Description

This lecture covers the consequences of reducing the internal bending moment in straight beams, discussing stability conditions based on work and strain energy. The Timoshenko method is presented for calculating critical loads, emphasizing the importance of system stability and deformation analysis.

Instructor

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