SHEAR and BENDING Moment Diagrams in 13 Minutes!

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[@kalai15mech]

Simple and clear. Only thing am unable to pick up, is the speed you progress. By pausing for few minutes and recalling, makes it clear to understand the concepts. I have also recommended my friends to watch.

[@ErnestEdward-ko3ql]

Same. I'm watching at 0.75 x speed.

[@peddabeeramadhuri2343]

Thank you for making such good content videos which are not at all boring.

[@muse5560]

7:32-11:44 that part is confusing... but i will go with deriving the moment diagram from shear diagram. thanks for the videos!

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[@anthokneeoh]

It was so easy to understand 😅…🎉

[@hugoferdip]

In 9:10 M+ΔM and V+ΔV is because the length X changes, and therefore M and V change? Thank you! Great video

[@vjith5978]

where did ou get the 350 from? for the example

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[@Josh-vb9jf]

Can anyone explain why clockwise Applied moments appear as positive in the Moment diagram?

[@EngineerHarris]

Because the Moment Diagram is evaluating Reactions - thus - the applied moment which is negative (per convention - clockwise) - to counteract this negative moment - an equal and opposite positive moment is required.

[@anaritalourenco9472]

Hello! Thank you for the video! If I have a positive distributed load (lift of a half aircraft wing) with an elliptical distribution, how would the appearance of the shear force be? Can you help me, please? I would appreciate it!

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