Lecture

Discontinuities in Diagrams: Concentrated Forces and Moments

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of discontinuities in diagrams caused by concentrated forces and moments in structures. Topics include jumps in shear, moment, and normal force diagrams, as well as examples of simple beams with loads and cantilever beams. The instructor demonstrates how to identify and interpret these discontinuities using EPFL rules and examples.

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