Statics: Lesson 59 - Shear Moment Diagram, The Graphic Method

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Statics: Lesson 59 - Shear Moment Diagram, The Graphic Method

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Jeff Hanson

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I read your comment at 7:20 with the same exact expression in mind hehe some teachers have a gift to teach, and others are just there to try...

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The Order of the Lines is brilliant! No one explains it that simply.

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exactly bro HAHA. All our professor's saying is to memorize things, not understand. Unlike the lessons of Prf. Jeff

@armandmatossian2081 2 жыл бұрын

It's because its not quite right. It is a bit more complicated than that. He's not taking into account how these forces vary along the length of the beam. There are actual equations that involve the position (x) that generate the actual curves instead of arbitrary lines he drew.

@JeronimoStilton14 2 жыл бұрын

@@armandmatossian2081 The equations are represented by the graphical method. Split the beam and do the analytical method and you will find the same results. At the end of the day, the relationship between sheer and moments is an integral so what he does here to skip doing the cut and check method of moment drawing is correct. The integral of a flat line is a triangle as the area increases linearly with distance. The integral of a slope is a curve etc. People should learn both methods as they are equally applicable.

@delusion110 10 ай бұрын

@@JeronimoStilton14people often skip theory, thats why they unaware of schwedler theorem

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*** THANK YOU* I was genuinely having fun learning this and it makes *SOOOO MUCH SENSE NOW!* Order of the lines? *GENIUS!* Ski slope analogy? *BRILLIANT!* I was rethinking choosing engineering not too long ago, but you've rekindled my love for it again. I'm out of the darkness and can once again see the beauty that is engineering. *Thank you,* Mr. Hanson. Really thank you.

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Mine they caught me a formula v(x) and m(x)

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i feel so lucky that these videos exist while i am learning civil engineering. thanks so much, jeff.

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Thanks for the video. You've really helped me understand Shear/Moments diagrams more now.

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@jaykay1684 2 жыл бұрын

It really helps when lecturers state the relationships, how to set up the solution diagram/s for the interaction of those relationships and then how to solve the problem/question. I’ll be adopting the three levelled diagram when calculating the shear-bending diagram. Thanks Jeff.

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@arjenvreugdenhil2075 3 жыл бұрын

Great lesson! One little detail: the parabolic decrease in M should not start horizontally but with a slight downward slope. The details can be found as follows: first pretend it's a linear shear force; this corresponds to the rectangle with area -16, which would get you from M = 28 to M = 28-16 = 12. Sketch that line to see the initial slope; use that as the starting point for the parabola.

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