Lecture

Introduction to Structural Mechanics

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This lecture covers the concept of distributed loads, centroids of lines, areas, and volumes, center of forces, center of mass, composite bodies, and examples. It also discusses space trusses, frames, and machines, equilibrium in 2D and 3D, stress, strain, elasticity, beam bending, and virtual work. The instructor explains the design principles behind structures to support and transmit loads effectively.

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