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Structures University: Harvard, UVA, U Michigan, MIT, and Dr. Khatri – Free Structures Course Online

By ADMINISTRATOR
On April 12, 2013November 7, 2013

Basically, I think you can watch these videos and be pretty much refreshed on your structures–If you feel like you need to take the class again ; ). In this post we have tried to give you a sense of the membership…

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Structures Basics Structures Tutorials

Structures Trig Basics

By ADMINISTRATOR
On February 25, 2012December 25, 2013

Structures Trig Basics The Story of Sohcahtoa http://prezi.com/cwvgfnajrz3s/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share

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#structures trig basics
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How to find the Resultant of 4 Forces (Example 4)

By ADMINISTRATOR
On February 25, 2012October 20, 2013

How to find the Resultant of 4 Forces (Example #4 in Kaplan 2012 SS study guide)

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How to Find Resultant of Three Forces (Example 3)

By ADMINISTRATOR
On February 23, 2012October 20, 2013

How to Find Resultant of Three Forces (Problem 3)

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How to find the Resultant of Two Forces (Example 2)

By ADMINISTRATOR
On February 22, 2012October 20, 2013

How to find the Resultant of Two Forces (Problem 2)

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Structures Glossary

By ADMINISTRATOR
On February 22, 2012December 8, 2013

Terms  Axial loading load distributed along a linear plane (e.g. column, pile, bracing)   Bending moment the sum of (force) * (perpendicular distance) to the left of any location along the span of a beam (or the sum of areas in a…

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#modulus of elasticity#structures glossary
Statics

Calculating a Beam’s Maximum Horizontal Shear Stress (Example 1)

By ADMINISTRATOR
On February 22, 2012October 20, 2013

Here is the example of a basic structures problem. Calculating Maximum Horizontal Shear Stress of a beam, typically you will be given the rectangular dimensions (ex 12in, 20in) and a load.

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