Principal Stresses and MOHR'S CIRCLE in 12 Minutes!!

[@gianlucacastro5281]

This just has to be one of the best lectures I've ever seen. So clearly explained

[@caylinnimmo4470]

This is possibly one of the most dense videos that I have ever seen. That is awesome. You did something amazing with this video.

[@Hamzakhan1o]

literally the best and accurate explanation ever

[@mikeandshannonperz4911]

What a fantastic tutorial--the attention to detail is astounding. Many thanks for a crystal-clear explanation!!!

[@luisalves9738]

you have been a game changer for engineering students!

[@elmerd4369]

So far the best presentation for mohr circle and even incorporating most if not all stresses…

[@arvinddhaliwal649]

this video was so dense that it managed to squeeze a whole university lecture chapter into one 12 minute long video and swell my brain simultaneously

[@ryanryan997]

bro everything makes so much more sense now, thank you so much

[@BenHeacox]

It took me 2.5 hours to watch this 12 minute video.... (4 times over 2 weeks at 0.75x speed haha) Well done video, thank you for your contribution to the engineering community.

[@joshdudman]

Finally helped me to understand it after years of trying! Thank you!!!

[@Xanddy035]

MAD RESPECT TO THIS GUY. MY LECTURER COULD NEVER DO THIS🤣

[@j102h]

Just found your gem of a channel with this vid. You deserve so many more subscribers and I'm pretty sure you'll get them!

[@lukhonabawuti7147]

Thank you Sir... Perfectly explained.

[@zoohang6963]

Thanks

[@saran9407]

Thanks, really appreciate the video and the effort you put into it !

[@MehediHasan-nb7gg]

You saved me a lot of time. But your video is quite fast to get everything for the first time. If would be great if there is another version of this video with moderate pace. BTW thanks a lot. Earned a sub 😉

[@evilbetty758]

Try listening to it at .75 speed in the video settings.

[@shahmeershahid9518]

You are a talent!! Cant say anything else

[@-VEERASELVANN]

Thanks man. This helps a lot.

[@harshitdhiman8131]

Wow, I'm amazed. Great explanation

[@sampathcm5054]

I am your big fan of you sir. Your teaching method was excellent sir please make more videos sir ...thank you

[@alyannaveed444]

Thank you soo, much it was very much helpfull

[@LessBoringLectures]

You're welcome!

[@naveenwanigasundara2206]

Really well explained! Keep it up!

[@pump2005]

Please can u tell me the programe u use in video ?

[@codizzlethegreat]

Brilliant Work.

[@mucahityeksoy5535]

I lost 14 weeks- 12.38 minutes times from my life to learn mohr circle's

[@poojaabk9070]

Great work.. the content provided was way bigger than the caption

[@nostalgicnighthawk]

what software are you using? Its satisfying to watch!

[@FrancescoLogozzo]

Fantastic. Thank you.

[@asseilalhlafi128]

wow, really amazing thanks a lot

[@ldok272]

Fantastic explanation. Could I please ask what software you are using to produce the video?

[@quockhanh_ckm]

thank you so much.

[@hamzafawzy6598]

brilliant

[@TheSameer37]

Excellent ❤

[@rachelzou1437]

In a good way, I have to put your video at 0.5 speed becuz I wanna remember all the details you say cuz they are so helpful!

[@YouTubemainul]

Hey, I hope you might see this and answer. I saw, you used formula to calculate shear stress tao = VQ/I*t. And again we can use tao= √ (sigmaX - sigmaY / 2)^2 + taoXY. So when should we use which formula?

[@Szhihihihihihi]

Thanks !

[@ayushchoubey635]

Thanks a lot sir

[@klipklapklop3359]

how do we know which is sigma x and sigma y when finding radius

[@velocity6509]

😭😭tysm

[@sahilrana8186]

Do we add transverse shear stress to the torsional shear stress ?

[@s.v.o.579]

4:25 - Why do you say that sigma_X works in on the left face, delta_A_cos(theta)? That doesn't make any sense to me force-wise.

[@sakn415]

wouldn't B also have a transverse shear as well?

[@abdullrahmanelgabalawi465]

Why two of the faces were not having stresses on them , the top and the bottom , are going to be the two faces where we we don't draw any stresses. Does each has a stress of Z direction for Normal and shear stresses?

[@astrokenya7613]

Really great well explained video/ Thank you so much. Could you please share a link to the the notes file if possible

[@buncious]

Damn, a fcking God!!! Thanks 11/10

[@darylsuatin7049]

So what would be the shearing stress at plane where normal stress is zero?

[@yomama78ify]

how would you get the principal stress of y prime?

[@mrengineer5037]

Sir could you please upload for three dimensional Mohr circle problem

[@Muj3hid]

How I can find theta p2? Help pls Second question is : theta s in only one? Or there are 2 them such as p?

[@md.daiyannafisprodhan8244]

Whoa!

[@michaelgarrovillas5058]

Wow...

[@BenjaminAnderson-qe1fj]

What the fuck just happened

[@emirbfitness]

goat

[@roman54634]

Your voice is funny hahah

[@droideka219]

why does bro speak like that, it's a hard watch when volume is on

[@abhishekskumar5586]

😮‍💨

[@SundayEjakpovi]

Your mor circle was not explanatory enough

[@simranclips556]

sir please speak in hindi

[@zbigniewloboda3393]

Bla bla bla, bla bla bla. You are reading from the book. All vectors have magnitude and directions. If you cannot show calculations on those vectors then yours presentation is worthless.

[@pmkgaming8031]

thanks