Lecture

Stabilization of a Compressed Bar: Buckling Deformation

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This lecture covers the stabilization of a compressed bar with buckling deformation, focusing on the use of stays for stabilization, equilibrium in deformed position, critical buckling load, and buckling length. It also discusses the influence of height on the critical load and the deformation of the bar under buckling. The instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding these concepts in structural engineering.

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