Lecture

Structural Mechanics: Internal Forces

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This lecture covers the concepts of equilibrium in 2D and 3D, resultant force, and moment about a point. It discusses system isolation, free-body diagrams, statically determinate systems, and different types of support reactions in structures. The lecture also explores rigid structures, frames, and trusses, emphasizing the calculation of support reactions and the importance of segmenting structures for accurate results.

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