Drawing Shear Force and Bending Moment Diagrams - Example 6 with Triangular load
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2021
- Let's keep working through these problems. Today, I will show you how to draw the diagrams for a beam with a triangular load. This one's a bit tricky and involves some techniques we haven't quite familiarized ourselves with. But practice makes... fewer mistakes. Anyways, let's do it!
You literally just saved me. I've been searching through videos for hours confused, you cleared it up in 20 mins and gave me a formula to use. You're a lifesaver
You litteraly saved my exam on that, thank you so much ^^
Awesome explanation!
i have a quiz tomorrow so thank you v much for this vid
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How to calculate the other half area of the shear diagram to get the same moment amount of 554.3 but with negative sign?
Please explain how you find zero bending moment at B point
Thanks so much sir...can you drop some video links for me(SFD&BMD)🙏
what software did you use to take this class?
positive moment 554.4 but negative moment not mamatching
Why was the distributed force multiplied by (1/2)
Hi Zainab ,because you are taking the area of the triangle to compute the concentrated load by 1/2 of base times height.
Why don't you calculate the negative area for bending moment???? Why????
My question from Pakistan.
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