Lecture

Thermal Expansion in Beams

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This lecture covers the application of the beam method to cases where supports have thermal expansion, focusing on the coefficient of thermal expansion and relative thermal strains. It also explains how to calculate deflections in beams due to thermal expansion and external forces.

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