5 top equations every Structural Engineer should know.

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[@johnviliria]

The deflection of a simply supported beam with a point load is PL^3/48EI and not PL^4/84EI

[@aparnashrivastava9589]

Simple supported beam, carrying point load, deflection= pl³/48EI

[@sselim]

good work. unintentional mistakes are a part of this job. very well done.

[@SD_Only]

Good information. Thank you.

[@tonyf8431]

You have the most common deflection for a point load mid span wrong. Don’t quote that in an interview. Def=PL^3/(48EI)

[@Tohlb]

Very impressive thank you very much for the good work. Could you please make a video about checking the deflection of steel beam!

[@StructuralEngineerCalcs]

Thanks for the recommendation a video has been uploaded on our channel!

[@AA-ko1ud]

Thank youuu that was useful

[@ahmedaljbiry6043]

thank you

[@jafarsadiq6226]

Thank you for sharing sir very very helpful material

[@StructuralEngineerCalcs]

Happy to help

[@bogdangavril448]

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[@bogdangavril448]

@@StructuralEngineerCalcs, is it possible to do a video about the steps in designing any foundation: presizing, loads, sls, uls, reinforcment. (according to Eurocode?). Thank you! God bless!

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[@hariasssss]

Please correct the value in calculating deflection for simply supported beam. It's 48 or 84

[@KILONEWTONS]

Good one

[@narasimhads6871]

Please guide me how to animate all equations and structural elements and it's behaviour.

[@bashirumar2697]

Isn't the steel characteristic strength fck factor of safety already accounted for from the stress block that gives rise to 0.87 in the steel formula for reinforcement area required?

[@rkumaresancivil]

In simply supported beam with point load at mid span deflection value pls check

[@telestruct]

yes it has to be 48*E*I

[@ahmedaljbiry6043]

i can’t know how the connection fix or pin in the desgin should i chose the type of connection or what?

[@Anp562]

Point load deflection equation is wrong. It’s is PL^3/48EI

[@gikaradi8793]

1:44 how did you derive that equation ??especially how did the 0.87 came out ?is it a safety-factor or something ??

[@TheChronicMadnass]

I think there might be a very subtle error in that equation for RC flexural design as the material factor of 1/1.15 is being double counted on the denominator. It is being used to factor down the steel yield stress to 435 even though it has already featured in its decimal form as 0.87. Would *yield* conservative design though so not such a bad thing for a back-of-a-fag-packet assessment!
;-)

[@nupurdas5413]

sir please give us calculation of an isolated footing for tension and eccentric footing

[@ajmalvmohammed219]

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[@NaagaLingam]

Best thing I found in your narrative is you never go into Judgements like Correct, Wrong, Mistake, Incorrect etc.

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[@NaagaLingam]

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[@BruceWayne-dr9zh]

How did you draw those animation and diagrams

[@jafarsadiq6226]

Sir I did not understand the name of the pocket book can you please share the name??

[@hassanbinshahab4721]

The Structural engineers pocket book by Fiona Cobb

[@alianjohnson6035]

there was more than 5 eqns in the video? which ones do i need to know again.

[@hassanbinshahab4721]

All of them are important

[@Payainc]

Here in Colombia there is a simpler equation to calculate steel area in concrete sections, is this, A=3M/d, Momento in kN.m and d in cm, it gives you area in cm2

[@bensblues]

?? doesnt even consider the steel strength used?

[@opendisenoestructural3607]

@@bensblues it’s just an approximation to make quick non-definitive calculations

[@maggysantana3878]

what is V? does someone knows?

[@edmarferreirajunior724]

Shear force.