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2 years of mechanical structures calculations at the university (mechanical engineering) already 15 years ago for now, I drew a lot of shear and moment diagrams to validate beams and I didn't truly understand that drawing the shear force and bending moment diagrams is just figuring out WHAT THESE INTERNAL FORCES are at each location along the beam until now, thank you for this great video and 3D animation ¡¡

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it is great to have such videos. when you don't practise it on a daily basis, simple things as the shear and bending diagrams become tricky. i really enjoy remembering that the shear force is nothing more than the first derivative of the bending moment. and i totally have messed up in my mind the order of the positive direction convention. so...thanks, a lot!

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Great video although I think you accidentally made a mistake. When you were calculating sum of the moments from point B you wrote Ra force as positive when its actually negative since its on the left side of the point B (cros section) and is tilted upwards (therefore it sags the beam) Also at one point you did not follow the rule you set. You said that if shear force is on the left of cros section then tilt down is positive. But when you started to calculate those shear forces (which are all on the left side of the crossection) you switched. You calculated reaction forces which are tilted up as positive and applied forces as negative.

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firstly Thank you for this wonderful work I don't understand the positive signs for all the values of the Momeent in point B, in this case you will find the value of Ra equal -12 and not 12 in 6: 47mn, maybe the equation is (-Ra * 6 + 15 * 4 + 6 * 2 = 0) OR (Ra * 6 - 15 * 4 - 6 * 2 = 0)

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Turns out it's math I need to work on