Force method example #2: two degrees indeterminate (part 2/3)

[@sulaimansamatar4459]

thank you so much. my favorite channel when comes to structural analysis and civil engineering as general. I really appreciate what you doing. can you please make the matrix version of force method? thank you

[@Engineer4Free]

Thanks!! And thanks for the suggestion, I'm not currently working on new structures videos, but i'll note it for the future!

[@neilmarvinbarbon2778]

thanks man. could you make also examples with frames and truss with more than 1 indeterminacy

[@Engineer4Free]

Hey thanks for the suggestion. I only have indeterminate videos on trusses atm, but that's something tI should probably get around to eventually

[@froglow7475]

This is gold, thanks

[@mr.noname6109]

It seams this method would be so lengthy to solve a problem with 4th degree indeterminacy. By the way, thanks for the video, it was difficult for me to understand it from our text book.

[@Engineer4Free]

Yes it would definitely be a bad choice of methods. Check out engineer4free.com/structural-analysis for all the other indeterminate methods that I covered. Depending on the situation, 3 moment equation or slope deflection method might be better choices

[@mr.noname6109]

@@Engineer4Free Thanks I will watch your slope deflection method video.