PURE BENDING and Parallel Axis Theorem in 12 Minutes!

[@SuperSkullz27]

you are an absolute gun, you have turned me not understanding my 3 hour boring lecture into a 15-minute essential guide to bending. Thank you so much :)

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You got this because this is less boring lecture💪

[@町工場のおっさん]

I am researching soil shear. Because soil contains water, water pressure affects measurements, and there is a method called triaxial testing. We obtain data in situ, record the data in a form that allows us to remove pore water pressure in the same way as triaxial testing, record the pressure at the time of failure, and analyze it. In that case, by comparing the data separated into rotation and load vectors with the movement of pressure, we can obtain data at the time of failure. This explanation was very helpful, and I appreciate it.

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[@WaffleSlapp]

This is amazing! A small problem for me are the imperial units. You might reach a wider audience if you use SI units but it only matters in the example

[@LessBoringLectures]

Ah! I know... I do use both types of units for the example videos. But thanks for the suggestion!

[@jasontien9291]

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[@NicolásBenjamínAlonsoVillarejo]

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[@braydenmccauley3401]

Why did you use +600 moment for evaluating top stress and bottom stress? Is it bc we are calculating max tensile and compressive stress, therefore we use the max moment in our equations?

[@dylanslocombe9243]

does the neutral axis always run through the centroid of a cross section?

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