Lecture

Redundants in Indeterminate Structures

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of redundants in statically indeterminate beam deflections, including how to find and choose redundants, calculate beam deflections, and apply compatibility equations. The instructor demonstrates the process through examples and calculations, emphasizing the importance of understanding the conditions for compatibility and the removal of redundant supports.

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