I have had this at DTU in Copenhagen. I must say sir.. You do an excelent jawb..!! Keep rolling and dont loose all your hairs.. you are so good in explaining it... ALL ...
Wow, thanks :-) I'm afraid my hair is just going to do what it wants. I'm doing my best to stay attached to it, but I think it might be a losing fight...
Sir, what is the maximum load that c beam can bear. If the length is 3300 mm. C beam is 125x65x25, thickness 2mm. The load at vertical side of the beam
I have had this at DTU in Copenhagen. I must say sir.. You do an excelent jawb..!! Keep rolling and dont loose all your hairs.. you are so good in explaining it... ALL ...
Wow, thanks :-) I'm afraid my hair is just going to do what it wants. I'm doing my best to stay attached to it, but I think it might be a losing fight...
دكتور أود اان اقول لك انت فعلا مبدع ..... من المغرب😊
I want to say that you are the best ..... I am from Morocco
Monsieur vous êtes le meilleure
that is so unexpected
to find a morocan here
That was really a fantastic video... Well explained.. Thanks
This video is very helpful.. Thank you.. 😊
really a nice vedio....you man explaining very thing in easy manner,Thank you sir.
Thanks, I'm glad the video is helpful
Great video, Thanks!!!
Many thanks 🙏 for yr explanation
I really wish you would take a swing at explaining mm to the 4th
Why not do the calcs in centimeters?
Sir, what is the maximum load that c beam can bear. If the length is 3300 mm. C beam is 125x65x25, thickness 2mm. The load at vertical side of the beam
f = (3EI/L^3)dx not L^2 typo when he re-arranged for F :)