Determinate and Indeterminate Beam

[@ababc8788]

R=3n
R-no of reaction
n=no of member
R=3n (determinant)
R>3n(indeterminant)
R

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I’m so confused rn. During lectures we learned an equation “s + I = 3E” where “s” is the number of support reactions, “l” is the number of intermediate reactions and “E” is the number of elements in the system. And this concept was called counting criterion. Is it a different concept than the one covered in this video? We also learned something called pole criterion which I couldn’t understand. We use both these concepts to determine whether the system is statically determined, statically indeterminacy or movable. What’s worse is that when I search these concepts in internet, l cannot find what I look for. Should l search something different? I mean what mistake am l doing?

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[@goodshorts333]

8:12 sir but according to degree of static determinacy it is stable 5-3=2 it is stable . sir please check and clear my doubt

[@sumanaryal8773]

you are correct, that should be statically indeterminate by 2 degree

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[@ababc8788]

If reaction of beam is sloved by equation of equilibrium then the beam is determinant beam and if reaction of beam is not solved by equation of equilibrium then beam is indeterminant beam

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[@KUMARSHANTVEERAYYA]

How come problem 4 becomes unstable? As we have vertical and horizontal reactions and on the application of load it sustains external loads without deformation then please can you explain how it can be unstable without using equations?

[@goodshorts333]

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R=3n.. Is very usefull

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About example 4.... Y do you say it have having 2members......yet it is just one member surported at different points.....with out a pin

[@FutureSDO]

So what is Stable structure?

[@Murarilal-wh5jd]

Cantilever beam is indeterminate structure 'coz one end is free bro???

[@satyaprakashkhuntia10]

No cantilever beam is determinate structure

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