Lecture

Structural Trusses: Simple and Gerber Beams

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This lecture covers the analysis of structural trusses, focusing on simple and Gerber beams. It discusses the design principles, load distribution, and practical applications of these types of beams, illustrated with examples such as the Main Bridge in Hassfurt and the Forth Bridge in Scotland. The lecture also explores the concept of isostatic structures and the implications of different support configurations on beam behavior.

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