Axial Deformation Example (1/2) - Mechanics of Materials

[@structurefree]

angelo08pr, you are absolutely correct. If you look at part 2 for this video, you'll notice that I corrected it. Nonetheless, thank you for the comment and let me know if there is anything else I can post that's of interest.

[@TheMarktp]

You are a hero I'm stuck on almost the exact problem.

[@sunnyday7935]

why is the linerally distributed force 'w' like a triangle. great video but i dont understand that particular logic. does it have to do with the area underneath the curve?

[@Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaa4523]

Your delta equation is missing the x^2 that is multiplied by the 3/4. Just a heads up so you can add a note next to that. :)

[@azimmilhan4236]

love u babe

[@edyraper]

Isn't the linearly increasing force is increasing on each side of the beem? Shall we don't multiply it by 1/2 if we considering 2D only. Or if it is 3D we should multiply it by 2, or if it is cylindir we have to multiply it by pi*r^2?

[@saurabh9978]

not the proper way to start Axial deformation straight after the basic understanding video :(

[@anamir3347]

Isn't the so-called friction force due to soil acting on all 4 sides of the cuboid beam? So wouldn't the force due to it be 4*(1/2*2*3)??? Just askin'

[@arslanmir4639]

Yeah!! Same question :?

[@mariladdu]

It's a circular one

[@MegaLo0p]

that delta equation you're using, is it an equation for elongation? is it just like the equation delta = PL/EA ?

[@MegaLo0p]

+MegaLo0p oh! wait nvm haha i just finished watching your video haha silly me

[@WhatsY0UTUB3]

@structurefree Can you do a Statically Indeterminate problem using the method of superposition? Maybe you have one already, but I can't find it.

[@shahnawazghanchi4143]

Could u please explain that how would take the w force in sigma F verticle force cause the direction of w force is horizontal ie lateral.

[@structurefree]

thank you homie.

[@raymartfrio2466]

Part 2?

[@trentk670]

Awesome Video! your videos are by far the best I have found for mechanics of materials, thank you! BTW, I got -0.001026mm for the deformation, can anyone confirm?

[@DanielMcBrain]

Hey man, many thanks for this!, which gadget do you use to write like that ?, cheers from Colombia°!

[@gino6680]

ist just me or the square cursos looks bothering. shouldnt it be circle? :/

[@aungkyawkyaw4373]

thank you for your video

[@structurefree]

You are welcome