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Lecture 7-1:
Shear and Moment and Moving Loads
Shear and moment in beams examples
Simple beam with cable
Linearly varying load (triangular)
Linearly varying load (trapezoidal)
Given shear diagram 1
Given shear diagram 2
Parabolically varying load
Moving loads
Single moving Load
Two and more moving loads
Example
Two moving loads
Three moving loads
Influence lines in beams
Application
H loading crossing a beam with overhang
Lecture 7-2:
Analytic Geometry
Conic sections
Parabola and examples
Equation given vertex and latus rectum
Finding the elements given equation of parabola
Plotting parabolas
Ellipse elements and examples
Given center, eccentricity and focus
Elements of ellipse from given general equation
Hyperbola elements and examples
Equation and elements from given center and lengths of axes
Elements of hyperbola from given general equation
Lecture 7-3:
Solid Geometry
Solid Geometry Formulas
Prisms / Pyramids/frustum / Cones/frustum /Spherical segments/sectors/ Cylinders
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Spider and fly
Pentagonal prism
Block of wood with surface painted blue
Swimming pool with sloping bottom
Truncated prism
Cylinder with inclined axis
Cylindrical boiler made from metal sheet of known area
Water from from big to small tank
Triangular trough
Concrete block placed inside a water tank
Closed tank partially filled with water
Cone formed from a sector of a circle
Right circular cone of known lateral area
Closed conical tank shifted from upright to inverted position
Structural beam with all dimensions reduced
Car scaled to a model car
Lecture 7-4:
Steel Design
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Beam (2001 NSCP)
Combined axial and bending (2001 NSCP)
Beams (2015 NSCP)
Plastic yielding
Plastic hinge
S
hape classification
Design analysis considerations
Lateral torsional buckling
Flange local buckling
Example 1
Example 2
Base plates
2001 NSCP
2015 NSCP
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Lecture 7-5:
Fluid Mechanics
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Water pumped from lower to upper tank
Velocity distribution in pipe
Velocity distribution in pipe 2
Velocity distribution in pipe 3
Velocity distribution in pipe 4
Pipe networks
Pipes in series
Pipe in parallel
Three reservoir
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Pipes in series
Pipes in series 2
Pipes in parallel
Reservoir with pump
Reservoir with turbine
Three reservoir with known pressure at the junction
Fluid flow measurements
Orifice
Example 1
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