Lecture

Differential Method in Beams

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Description

This lecture covers the differential method in beams, focusing on calculating constants of integration, using conditions at supports, and mastering the method to calculate shear force and bending moment. It explains continuity and discontinuity of shear force and bending moment, as well as finding integration constants. The lecture also discusses boundary conditions, discontinuities at point loads, and expressions for internal forces in different regions of a beam.

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