Lecture

Deflection of beams: superposition method

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Description

This lecture covers the principle of superposition for deflection of beams, where complicated loads can be split into simpler ones to calculate deflections. It also explains how to add linear displacements due to various forces and provides a table for beams under different constraints. The presentation includes the calculation of deflections for recessed beams and the use of matrix presentation for flexible guides.

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