What is In-plane and Out-of-plane loading

[@onyiboemmanuel6060]

The best explanation so far, thanks a lot Sir.

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[@nguyentanphat4055]

Thank you, this video is great! and how about in-plane bending and out of plane bending, Sir? Is it similar to yours?

[@makyu4296]

Thank you for your clear explanation🙏

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[@meyou8830]

very excellent explanation .. thanks a lot

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[@anubhab_IITG]

beam subjected to transverse load, is it a inplane loading or out of plane loading?

[@anubhab_IITG]

I didnt get my answer though..is it a yes or no..?

[@lphieang]

Anubhab Mukherjee the beam isn’t like slab and wall which acts like a piece of “paper” that has clearly defined plane surface. Basically we will categorised beam loading into axial/transverse load.

[@kashifnaukhez7187]

Out of plane loading

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Well done many thanks

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very good job

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thanks for the explanation

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Thanks for the video upload :-)

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