How to calculate beam reactions – Solved problems

This course will explain in a very simple manner the beam reaction calculations analytical & graphically
What you'll learn:
You will learn about beam reactions
You will be able to understand how to calculate moment at the supports
You will be able to understand how to apply conditions of equilibrium
You will be able to calculate analytically as well as graphically the beam reactions
Requirements:
Basics of types of beam,support reactions & equilibrium concept
Description:
Animated videos on graphic statics & beam reaction !!! How to find beam reaction in case of a simply supported beam with point load, u.d.l. , uvl , end moment.This course explains how to find out the beam reactions in case of simply supported beam carrying uniformly distributed load & point loads.This course explains how to find out the beam reactions in case of simply supported beam carrying uniformly varying load , uniformly distributed load & point loads.In case of u.d.l. , it is a rectangular distribution & hence it can be converted into point load acting at a center. In case of u.v.l. , it is a triangular distribution & hence it can be converted into a point load acting at centroid of triangle i.e. at a distance of 2b/3 from apex.This topic is from Applied Mechanics & Strength of materials or Mechanics of materials. This course will also explains how to find out beam reactions graphically (GRAPHIC STATICS ). The graphical method includes space diagram, vector or polar diagram & funicular polygon.This course is about how to find out the reactions offered by a support to the beam by applying conditions of equilibrium !!! Simply supported beam with point load is considered for analysis purpose . Useful for those preparing for GATE examination !!! Beam reaction problem in Engineering Mechanics has great significance. The beam reaction problems can be solved by using both analytical method as well as graphical method.
Who this course is for:
This course is for Mechanical , Civil & structural Engineering students & professionals.
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