Lecture

Beam Geometry and Internal Forces

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Description

This lecture covers the definition of beam geometry, internal forces diagrams, equilibrium differential equations, and their application to calculate internal forces diagrams. The instructor explains the concept of beam geometry, the formation of structures with beams, and the use of equilibrium equations to determine internal forces diagrams.

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