Lecture

Beams: Internal Loads

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This lecture introduces the analysis of beams, focusing on internal loads such as shear, bending, and torsion. It covers the calculation of reactions, internal forces, and moments using free-body diagrams and cutting sections. The lecture also explains the concept of stress and the distribution of internal forces across the cross-section of beams.

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