Lecture

Analysis of Lattices: Knots and Equilibrium

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of lattices focusing on knots with only 2 unknowns, insulating knots by cutting bars, computing support reactions, and writing equilibrium equations. It also explains the convention of signs for normal efforts and provides examples of calculating normal forces in bars by knot balance.

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