14- Beams part 2- Global instability-Lateral torsional buckling-compact shapes
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- Contents:
00:47 Global instability-Lateral-Torsional Buckling (LTB).
8:00 Stability bracing and Torsional bracing
16:50 Local instability [Flange Local Buckling- Web Local Buckling]
21:36 Classification of Shapes (Compact-Non compact-Slender)
34:29 Bending Strength of Compact Shapes
44:43 Graphical representation of Bending Strength of Compact Shapes
1:01:11 Summary of Nominal Flexural Strength
1:03:37 Example
Correction: at minute 24, Lambda should be greater than Lambda (r) to be slender section.
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Thank you very much Doctor for this explain really this video and video no. 14-1,14-3 about beam make me understand this subject
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Nice Lecture
Sir, Can you do one lecture on base isolation, isolators, and properties, design of isolator system, design of isolators, design of the isolated building
Thanks for the great tutorial, Dr. Mohamed. I think this may be a matter of duplicating (or copy-paste), but I would like to point out that the classification of shapes should be as follows?
λ ≤ λp (cross-sectional shape is classified as compact)
λp < λ ≤ λr ( the shape is noncompact)
λ > λr ( the shape is slender).
Correct me if I am wrong. Thank you.
Thanks Thaileang, You are right, I added the correction in the description.
@@dr.mohamednoureldin5718 is the equation nd formula is not sir?
great job, thank you! May I know what software you're using for your notations and handwriting? is it included in the screen recording software? what's the name of it?
Why yield moment is not the limit state and plastic moment is..?
Sir kindly upload steel bridge design lectures
I believe that rts should be squared
What should i do if Mn>Mp ??
I think it is in the elastic region? Because since Mn is less than Mp, it probably is within the elastic range, still not reaching the maximum capacity of the steel which is Mp. I assume that you will still have to apply formulas related to yield moments
hello Mr.Noureldin
please share the ppt file of these lessons, or send as E-mail.
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