How internal structural forces work - Axial, Bending & Shear forces

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  • Опубліковано 19 жов 2024

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  • @vinothkumar-qq1gf
    @vinothkumar-qq1gf 2 роки тому +2

    Today I understand the basics of structural engineering.

  • @engr810
    @engr810 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks for posting, would like to see mansory design, truss design including all types of trusses, individual member design for example after removing partition , steel post design that is connected to new beam incase of extension

  • @jumakaswahili.workinghands2501
    @jumakaswahili.workinghands2501 11 місяців тому

    Thanks for nice video except i didn't understand well about formation of shear diagrams, like how do they come up to be in that form?

  • @sumaladikari6857
    @sumaladikari6857 2 роки тому +2

    well explained brother :)

  • @gowthamiv4841
    @gowthamiv4841 Рік тому

    How moment can cause on structure? Can external load turned as moment? Bcoz i little confused by moments ..is the load and moment are different? I know that force x perpendicular distance is called moment.. but still can't get core understand about moment..
    I can give the example of couple moment is aeroplane wings.. but moment happening in structural is quite uncomfortable to understand

    • @StructuralEngineerCalcs
      @StructuralEngineerCalcs  Рік тому +1

      Hello! Great question about moments & their impact on structures. A moment is essentially a rotational force that can cause a beam or structure to bend or twist. It is created by applying a force at a distance from the point of rotation. For example, if you applied a force to the end of a lever, the lever would rotate about a pivot point & create a moment. External loads, such as the weight of a structure or wind loads, can also create moments on a structure. For example, if a structure is subjected to a lateral wind load, it can cause the structure to twist or rotate about its base, creating a moment. It's important to consider moments when designing a structure, as they can cause the structure to experience bending or twisting, which can impact its strength & stability. You can calculate the moment at a specific point on a structure by multiplying the force applied by the distance from the point of rotation!

    • @gowthamiv4841
      @gowthamiv4841 Рік тому

      Your videos are phenomenal... excellent to understand..keep posting more videos interesting..
      Thanks for the video..@@StructuralEngineerCalcs