Lecture

NVM Diagrams: Equilibrium Calculation

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This lecture covers the calculation of NVM diagrams by equilibrium, including the formulation of equilibrium for different cases, reactions and bond forces calculation, and examples of single beams uniformly loaded. The instructor demonstrates the step-by-step process of determining NVM diagrams using static analysis.

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