An Important Equation Most Structural Engineers Neglect.

[@geoffreyworley5853]

Excellent description from a man of great erudition Show things in a simple way requires great knowledge and great understanding

[@markr8604]

Excellent guys. I remember doing this in 2nd year uni. Always felt conflated. This doesn't since You clearly outline the process very straight forward.

[@emmadavies7434]

Great video guys! Straight forward and simply put I'll definitely be using this approach! Keep up the hard work :)

[@ovieagbaga9505]

Wow! I have been looking for a channel as this. Thank you so much.

[@90009Karan]

Really awesome video. Never got such a beautiful explanation for Shear flow.

[@bharathraj5273]

Thank you sir Please upload more such structural design videos

[@scootertheeb6172]

Great job! Thanks! 👍

[@habibsabzezar6846]

Very good Thank you

[@jamalshennawi157]

great thank you

[@maggysantana3878]

Thanks for sharing... can you do a simple I beam supported with trusses... please.😃

[@jacksonphillips6276]

Thank you so much

[@magnificentcodpiece4275]

So is shear flow uniform through the section. ? I.e. is it 0.6kN/mm on the top and bottom flanges, the Webb and the plate?

[@davecherylbjjclark6505]

when doing metal trusses does the diagonal bracing have to be at the angle of the roof pitch ? ie my pitch is circa 5/12 with a vertical cut at 65 deg thereafter all the diagonal bracing at 90 deg to the vertical angle

[@StructuralEngineerCalcs]

Hi there! Yes the diagonal bracing has to be at the angle of the roof pitch to resist the lateral forces :)

[@davecherylbjjclark6505]

thanks I will be building a 10.5m span so the trusses approx 5.25 so each one will mirror the other @@StructuralEngineerCalcs