Lecture - 23 Bending of Beams - II

[@arun3607]

i am soo glad there is actually someone out there who is willing to do such a thing. i must say, i'm impressed by your gift of teaching, you are a very natural teacher. you have shown a saving light to all those like me who really need lecutres like these. a lecture without a flaw and addressing to even those slightest of doubts that might have sprouted on the listener's head. simply brilliant and life saving.

[@Prasannakumar-db4vi]

As per sign convention q equals negative of dv/dx and v equals +be dm/dx ...you taught the inverse sir...plz clarify..

[@shekharsiddharth7827]

isnt that should be V + R= 0 AND V= 1kN as both V and R Are in same direction...???

[@kazz2506]

Same doubt..can someone plz ans this query

[@sanketkharade222]

v=1kn is correct

[@akasajerry6693]

R in that direction is -1

[@shalinijalanila5035]

Sir in 2nd problem u r saying while calculating beding moment's twice { 4 as anticlock direction (-ve) & (+ve)} if it is anticlockwise direction it will (+ve) how it could be possible sir. Or else taking from left side sir some clear clarification on bending moment in one beam u r taking antibiotics clock wise & clockwise while explanating FBD sir.plzz sir it's an request sir make few more video on this topics

[@bhabanishankarsahoo8212]

@@shalinijalanila5035 here reaction at a is negative. So the force is not upward. It's in downward direction. So take Ra as negative.

[@deepakkumarprajapati]

great work sir... thanks to mhrd

[@letsgrow1789]

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[@LaxmanRam-su6zd]

Thanks to u and ur staff

[@geraldocarvalhobritojunior4793]

Excellent lecture!

[@ramniwashkaswan3106]

great job

[@arpandas2758]

outstanding...

[@Mech_Engg_USA]

Thank you sir!

[@cylonbaseship]

thanks a lot professor

[@ashutoshkumarsingh65]

nice lecture....

[@RRsport2009]

Too good

[@bec16kaushalpawar5]

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