Single shear vs double shear joints - What's the difference?

What's the difference between single shear and double shear stress? Find out in this quick explainer video, complete with real world example and structural calculations.
For students of civil, structural or mechanical engineering and anyone working with metal joints (bolted or riveted).
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[@sunxiyana2442]

Best explanation I have ever heard about this. Thank you so much, I was not understanding this topic, but you made it so clear.

[@RobindeJongh]

Thanks!

[@zai6nab]

You make it easy. Thank you

[@TheLuminousOne]

Absolutely excellent video Robin - many thanks...would love some more structural engineering example videos like this!

[@RobindeJongh]

Thanks!

[@hannahsiegel2045]

I know this video is old but this just saved me! I was sooo confused, thank you :))

[@RobindeJongh]

Glad it helped!

[@bollywoodsoulfulhits5048]

Thank you sir

[@RobindeJongh]

+my account glad you liked it!

[@sureshgolusula4770]

Good explaination sir,thank you so much May i know the name of the hand book

[@RobindeJongh]

Thanks! The handbook is "Structural engineer's pocket book" isbn 978-0750656382

[@akashbawanthade2161]

Will the value of shear plane will be 2 for double shear condition ?

[@RobindeJongh]

For double shear (two shear planes) the area is double the single shear area.