Moment of Inertia of a C Beam (or U Beam) - Brain Waves

Here's how to calculate the area moment of inertia of a beam with a C shaped cross section.

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[@kalpajyotiborah2010]

That was really a fantastic video... Well explained.. Thanks

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[@suhaachine2901]

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[@purdueMET]

Thanks, I'm glad the video is helpful

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Many thanks 🙏 for yr explanation

[@silverkobo]

Great video, Thanks!!!

[@CrankyxPants]

I really wish you would take a swing at explaining mm to the 4th

[@garagedancer122]

Why not do the calcs in centimeters?

[@pm-pdraya]

Sir, what is the maximum load that c beam can bear. If the length is 3300 mm. C beam is 125x65x25, thickness 2mm. The load at vertical side of the beam

[@emrage]

f = (3EI/L^3)dx not L^2 typo when he re-arranged for F :)