Mechanics of Materials: Lesson 40 - Harder Built- Up Member Shear Flow Problem

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Had to work on a built up member problem at work recently. We had to strengthen an existing beam by bolting additional plates on the flanges. This is very helpful as I haven't reviewed this topic in a while.

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This was beautiful, at the end the shape reasing for Q made sense too.

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Great explanation! Thanks for your work.

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Literally Q is extremely confusing man! How the hell would I enter the midterm exam with this?! This is so fun but so confusing 😂

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Dr. Jeff. If I have a J shape laying on its side with cable connecting the two points (looks like a trapezoid now), why do I only need to consider forces at one end of the cable in my FBD?

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when applying q=F/A do we always multiply by 2?

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Thank you for the videos! Could you add conceptual lessons, perhaps at the start of each chapter/topic, where you explain the overarching principles and introduce the vocabulary/terminology for next unit? I've noticed that these videos are helping me a lot with the calculation problems, but I'm still missing the conceptual questions on my exams because I still get confused with some of the terminology.

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It's the opposite, Sa it's 12.08, and Sb is 20.148. Check out the Qb and Qa. 🙂

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