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Shear force bending moment diagram | SOLVED EXAMPLE
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SFD and BMD
Solid Mechanics
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Sir in that F4 can I do 90 minus 35 to find the degree on the horizontal?
Yes, you can do that. It will give you the angle made by force with horizontal.
Can u kindly clarify for me why you equated 75cos 90°= -75 and 75 sin 90° = 0
It is 75cos(-180) = -75 and 75 sin(-180) =0. By the way I have done it differently, Since 75 is acting towards negative direction of x-axis , it has only -ve x- component, that is -75 in x-direction and no y-component that is 0 in y- direction. Please go through the video, y will understand easily.
I need proof generally hook’s
I have already given the proof. Kindly refer the video.
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Good Job 👍
Thank you. What is the name of book please?
Please refer strength of materials by R K Rajput
why tetha =+40°
Please refer sign convention explained in the beginning, you will easily understand.
The height of the triangle should be considered 50
Yes
How can we contact with you sir
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Wonderful sir! You have explained easy and understandable
Thanks and welcome
This helped me a lot😊
Stress
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Thank you sir, it's really helped me alot
I have doubt about 4th quadrant why you taken 40 degree along x-axis
There was a writing error, I have made a modified video for Example -2, please check in the video list.
Big help, thank you
Sir the value of Ea is given 10^6 in the question but you have written 10^5 in eqn 2...
There was a typo error in the question, actually E for Aluminum is approx. 10^5 N/sq. mm. I have solved by taking correct value of Ea. Thanks and regards.
Sir solve more exmaples of strength of material and post it
Amazing explanation 🎉
Thank you
Thank you so much!! You made it so easy to understand. I was struggling with the book for so long
Thankyou
good video boss
Thank you
Why do you write area circle formula i m confused 🤔
Cross sectional area of cone is of circular shape, hence area of circle is used in the expression, hope it clears your doubt.
Kwamba bwino
Thank you
This is the kind of exercise problem I've been searching for 🙏🙏✌️
Thanks you
suppose if we make angle from CD plane and it is in counter clock wise do we get the shear stress values in negative if same 40tita taken?
If we take a plane which makes an angle from AB plane in counter clockwise (theta=40 degrees) then we will get shear stress on that plane as negative.
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on f4 Y component should be sin and X should be cos right?
Angle made by F4 with y-axis (Vertical axis) is 35 degrees hence F4y= F4 x cos35 and F4x= F4xsin35
Angle made by F4 with y-axis (Vertical axis) is 35 degrees hence F4y= F4 x cos35 and F4x= F4xsin35
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sir, why you multiplied p.g???? can you explain?, please
𝞺=mass density=Mass/Volume; ω=weight density=Weight /Volume: therefore, ω=(mass x g)/Volume=(mass/Volume).g=𝞺.g, ω=𝞺.g. Here, in the problem weight density (ω) was not given hence we found mass density(𝞺) first and substituted in the expression.
Which book
It is a normal question prepared, not from any book. Hope it was helpful. Thanks
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Please can you check the summation of fy again
Ok
If the steel bar is something height below the aluminum bar then what will be the load required to compress the aluminum bar upto the level of steel,sir??
Similar procedure can be adopted to solve it. You have make deformation equal for each type of bar and total load would be shared by each bar. Hope it answers your question.
Thank you so much, Sir, The value of sigma C is 21.884 N/mm^2, hence both strain values are equal.🙁
Thank you
What is the direction of tau the shear stress on the inclined plane in this example?
Since value of shear stress on the inclined plane is calculated as 'positive', therefore, as per sign convention it is counter clockwise. Please refer the sign convention explanation in the video.
You deserve million thanks sir, this video make me entrusted sir
Thank you
Sir some videos saying WL/6AE
Elongation is WL/2AE only Here, A=Cross section Area of base of cone. If you get it as WL/6AE, then A= Average Cross section area = 1/3(Cross section area of base)
Please recheck the video you are referring, elongation is WL/2AE here A= Cross section area of base of the cone.
In 32:39 secs, why did you draw clockwise in that side? You could have drawn to the other side of the reference line as well? Does that matter while calculating the values?
Since plane is inclined in clockwise direction, we must draw it in clockwise sense in Mohrs circle otherwise we will get different values. Please follow the procedure you will get correct value of stresses on inclined plane.
Why shear stress formula got + Txycos2theta it should be -ve
Amazing video 😍
From where did u learn this Respect sir So good 👍
Thank you
Components of forces in the 4th quadrant ??? 100cos50 and 100sine50, measured from x-axis
Yes, you are right
Nice
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Thank u so much sir..❤
Please make a video in negetive values
Hard calculation sir
Once you understand the concept, calculation can be done
@@easyscienceprep7445 I understood concept but wrong calculation I got it sir
Greattt stuff man .. thanks
Thank you very useful.
Great explanation
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Thank you for making a video on this. It seems to me that the signs of the x and y components were ignored. As a result of this, some information of the resultant vector is lost. Like in what quadrant, the resultant vector should be placed?
Please have look at table , I have taken X-component positive towards right(i.e. positive direction of X-axis ) and vice versa, Similarly for Y-Component positive towards upward(i.e. positive direction of y-axis) and vice versa. since ΣFx and ΣFy both are positive the resultant force is in first quadrant. I will take some question where resultant will be in 2nd or 3rd quadrant, then it will be more clear. Thanks for showing interest in the video.
Thank you for the clarification 👍🏻