How to Draw Bending Moment & Shear Force Diagrams - Simply Supported Beam

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Great video and detailed explanation, your video helped me to work out the horizontal and vertical bending moment diagram and remembering the information after many years leaving uni, really appreciate it!

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Thanks it is going to help me for my exam.

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Wow that was helpful, thanks a bunch!

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Thanak you. Please make video series of analysing and designing real project. It would be very useful.

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Very good, thanks !

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Congratulation ,,this video make me comfortable during sketching this diagrams

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Im confused as how would i answer the question "what is the maximum shear force in knm?"

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Sir why we have to take x=0 at point A and why not at the assumed section

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Your handwriting is so good, wish I could write like that. Great videos too, really easy to follow. Keep it up!

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Very good presentation.

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So useful

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thanks!!!!! easy to follow and understand

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Really very useful video.. Thanks a lot 😍

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[@CollineKyeloba-ti7qr]

Good but how to draw bending moment diagram and it calculations

[@chamilaosupela]

How to calculate the bending moment of a pipe column....

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How are you supporting your pipe?

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[@maureendobinson9752]

imaginary cut? 0:36

[@Eurocoded]

maureen dobinson it splits the beam in to smaller/simpler sections enabling us to calculate shear forces, bending moments, etc.
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[@charlesdave1801]

Hv NT got u well with d sketches

[@sleazyR5573]

Is this d only way to solve this

[@Eurocoded]

Hi Sanjay - You can take imaginary cuts at different locations but the principles remain the same.

[@AgweBetrand]

Sir the way draw the graph is clearly under stood

[@AgweBetrand]

I mean is not clearly understood please

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[@festusjr2494]

The force is pushing the beam down right, so how is it anti clockwise, suppose to be clockwise I think, clarification please

[@brindle6349]

I think it's easier to write M= 6x-15(x-3). Since you're taking the pivot at the point of the imaginary cut. Hope that helps

[@prophaniti1]

The moment is in the opposite direction to the force applied.

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