Plastic Analysis - Fundamental Concepts Part 2

[@jerrysmith9780]

After 25 years as a P.Eng., I finally understand why we can design based on plastic analysis.

[@eminashindahouse]

This video is underrated. Should be booming in views like khan academy

[@souravagarwal8228]

great explanation too simple with the example

[@q8ilove849]

Thanks...that was very clear. I wish universities teach as well as you do :)

[@sdcccyr5968]

Thanks For videos...Please upload more example for plastic analysis

[@rileyoboyle1253]

Woah!! Great video. Helping out with the lectures I'm going through. Looking forward to part 3?!?!?

[@michaelclapham5413]

Thanks! Yeah I'm hoping to upload the next part by the end of the week :-)

[@Hope-ck6hy]

May I ask how do you draw the BMD for the one-fixed-end-and-two-pinned-ends example? Just found that there are too many unknowns when I tried to solve it.

[@moneri7184]

Hi Mike great vid. I'm a bit unsure about how you drew your bending moment diagram @ 3:18. Isn't the moment supposed to be zero at the roller support (point B)?

[@JjoshD]

yo mo, ABC is one continuous beam (or a double continuous span) so that's why there is a moment about B. it's a statically indeterminate beam so there are redundant reactions. here is a link with some information about statically determinate vs indeterminate structures.
www.quora.com/I-need-an-explanation-about-the-difference-between-statically-determinate-and-indeterminate-structures-And-which-is-more-applicable-in-real-life

[@shreesrivatsav3467]

Sir, in under elastic moment the deflection would be a curve. why is the deflection profile linear in case of plastic moment?

[@mceltix2009]

It's a schematic diagram, not a cock...don't take it so literally...