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Hello Professor, Thanks for the useful and valuable videos. Could you please recheck the calculation of "Sigmahoop"? Don't we write (40''-2 * 0.175'')? -Minute 38- Thank you.
Hello. Thanks for the videos. They are amazing. 2 quick question related to the Tranverse Shear Section portion to help improve my understanding. When I think of transverse shear I think similar to an I beam examples where the force is perpendicular to to the I beam and that force produces a tranverse force. I don't see that with the force direction you selected. Let me send an example video of what I'm referring too. th-cam.com/video/f08Y39UiC-o/w-d-xo.html (Somewhere around 7 and a half minutes). My 2nd question is that the tranverse shear stress you is at in the middle. Your patch is in the outer end right? At the edges there should be no tranverse shear stress. The youtube video I sent also mentions that.
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you put too many lectures into shame. thank you for helping us to learn
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very interesting....well done Professor
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Why did you not account for the bending caused by Mx and the shear caused by Fx?
Hello Professor,
Thanks for the useful and valuable videos. Could you please recheck the calculation of "Sigmahoop"? Don't we write (40''-2 * 0.175'')? -Minute 38-
Thank you.
It is only 0.175" because he said: "We are going to the centerline of the wall"
Hello. Thanks for the videos. They are amazing. 2 quick question related to the Tranverse Shear Section portion to help improve my understanding. When I think of transverse shear I think similar to an I beam examples where the force is perpendicular to to the I beam and that force produces a tranverse force. I don't see that with the force direction you selected. Let me send an example video of what I'm referring too. th-cam.com/video/f08Y39UiC-o/w-d-xo.html (Somewhere around 7 and a half minutes). My 2nd question is that the tranverse shear stress you is at in the middle. Your patch is in the outer end right? At the edges there should be no tranverse shear stress. The youtube video I sent also mentions that.
Sir how in x component of force it came (30-20)
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