Lecture

Stresses due to Flexure

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Description

This lecture covers the calculation of curvature in beams, including determining maximum tensile and compressive stresses, radius of curvature, centroid coordinates, moment of inertia, and flexural formulas. It also discusses the design of beams for stress considerations, efficiency of beam shapes, geometric properties of standardized shapes, products of inertia, the parallel axis theorem, and rotation of axes.

Instructors (2)

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Mathematics

Geometry: Differential geometry

Physics

Mechanics: Classical mechanics

Civil engineering

Structural engineering: Topics in structural engineering

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