Lecture

Deformation Rules

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Description

This lecture explains the rules for deforming composite structures made of beams, focusing on tracing the deformation based on moment diagrams, considering curvature caused by different moment signs, respecting fixed supports, rigid nodes, and articulations, identifying inflection points, and maintaining beam length. Students are guided through examples to practice applying these rules.

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