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Shear & Bending Moment Diagrams: 2 Bending Moment Simple Spans Shear & Bending Moment Diagrams: 2 Bending Moment Simple Spans - Full Transcription Now that we've drawn the shear diagrams for these first five cases that are all simply supported, I would like to draw the bending moment
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Shear & Bending Moment Diagrams: 1a. Toys Wood Member Holes And Notches Shear & Bending Moment Diagrams: 1a. Toys Wood Member Holes And Notches - Full Transcription So where's the best location to cut a hole for a 2-inch pipe on this span of this depth beam? So
Structural Concepts
Shear & Bending Moment Diagrams: 1 Shear Simple Spans Shear & Bending Moment Diagrams: 1 Shear Simple Spans - Full Transcription So this series of videos will be about shear and bending moment diagrams, and we need those to size a beam. It's very important because the maximum
Structural Concepts
Seismic: Diaphragms 2 Seismic: Diaphragms 2 - Full Transcription So let's talk about diaphragms. Diaphragms are horizontal structural members. Basically, they're the floor. When the floor gets a gravity load, be it dead load, life load, or a combination thereof, we call it a floor. But
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Seismic: Base Isolation Fluid Viscous Damper Tmd Seismic: Base Isolation Fluid Viscous Damper Tmd - Full Transcription In this video I'd like to talk about some seismic strategies for minimizing ground shaking and its transfer into a building. I'd like to do this by example. I&
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Retaining Walls: 2d. Retaining Walls Reinforcing Cantilever And Basement Walls With Toys Retaining Walls: 2d. Retaining Walls Reinforcing Cantilever And Basement Walls With Toys - Full Transcription Very good. Let's take a look at this toy or model for a cantilever retaining wall that is attached to its
retaining walls
Retaining Walls: 2c. Retaining Walls Forces Retaining Walls: 2c. Retaining Walls Forces - Full Transcription Let's study the forces that are exerted on a retaining wall or a basement wall. There's gravity loads, which is basically the dead weight of the wall and the soil resistance.
retaining walls
Retaining Walls: 2b. Retaining Walls Terminology & Types Retaining Walls: 2b. Retaining Walls Terminology & Types - Full Transcription So continuing on with retaining walls, I'd like to define some terminology and look at the types of retaining walls in this video and then go on to a
retaining walls
Retaining Walls: 2a. Retaining Walls Overview Images Retaining Walls: 2a. Retaining Walls Overview Images - Full Transcription So let's take a look at the sequence of videos I've prepared for retaining walls. We're going to start with an overview. The first video is about
retaining walls
Reactions: 3. Reactions Math Heavy Reactions: 3. Reactions Math Heavy - Full Transcription So hiding down here is one very ugly problem that I'm offering as a bonus video. If we look at this problem, and the question of course is calculate the left and the right reactions,
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Reactions: 2. Reactions Concentrated Loads Math Light Reactions: 2. Reactions Concentrated Loads Math Light - Full Transcription This video is about calculating reactions. Yes, it has some math, but we do the math once and then we try to find shortcuts to simplify. This is one of two videos. The
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Reactions: 1. Load Path Uniform Concentrated Loads Reactions: 1. Load Path Uniform Concentrated Loads - Full Transcription So in this video I'd like to discuss load path, uniform loads and concentrated loads from the roof down to the foundation. And of course this discussion applies to wood, steel