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Mastering Shear Force and Bending Moment Diagrams

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Quick Review of the Basics

  • 1. Welcome and Section Overview2
  • Support and Lecture Q&A (Please read!)
  • 2. Some Basic Assumptions
  • 3. Loads, Reactions and Load Paths
  • Question #1
  • Answer #1
  • 4. Worked Solution #1
  • Question #2
  • Answer #2
  • 5. Worked Solution #2
  • Question #3
  • Answer #3
  • 6. Worked Solution #31

Internal Bending Moments - The Basics

  • 7. Section Overview
  • 8. Relating bending moment to bending stress10
  • 9. Internal bending moment and equilibrium4
  • 10. Using cuts to reveal the internal bending moment2
  • 11. Bending moment sign convention4
  • Question #4
  • Answer #4
  • 12. Worked Solution #4
  • Question #5
  • Answer #5
  • 13. Worked Solution #515
  • Question #6
  • Answer #6
  • 14. Worked Solution #613

Internal Shear Forces - The Basics

  • 15. Section Overview
  • 16. Relating shear force to shear stress
  • 17. Using cuts to reveal the internal shear force
  • 18. Shear force sign convention
  • Question #7
  • Answer #7
  • 19. Worked Solution #7
  • Question #8
  • Answer #8
  • 20. Worked Solution #88

The Relationship Between Loading, Shear Force and Bending Moment

  • 21. Section Overview
  • 22. Case I: distributed loading4
  • 23. Case II: point loading
  • 24. Case III: couple or applied moment

Bringing It All Together

  • 25. Section Overview
  • Question #9
  • Answer #9
  • 26. Worked Solution #98
  • Question #10
  • Answer #10
  • 27. Worked Solution #10
  • Question #11
  • Answer #11
  • 28. Worked Solution #111
  • Question #12
  • Answer #12
  • 29. Worked Solution #12
  • Question #13
  • Answer #13
  • 30. Worked Solution #13
  • [Side Project] Build A Shear & Moment Calculator for Unlimited Test Questions

Beyond Beams - Statically Determinate Frames

  • 31. Section Overview
  • Question #14
  • Answer #14
  • 32. Worked Solution #142
  • Question #152
  • Answer #15
  • 33. Worked Solution #152
  • Question #16
  • Answer #16
  • 34. Worked Solution #16
  • 35. Well done! Course wrap-up & Certificate of Completion1