Part of any analysis is to determine the internal force and stress the structure is experiencing. We'll discover how to find the structure's axial, shear, moment, and torsional forces.
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Modeling Axial Force

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This series of posts shows how to determine the axial force experienced by a structural member. We'll explore the method of joints and sections, to name a few.

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Modeling Shear and Moment

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When a structure experiences flexural loads, it will experience shear and moment. This post serves as an introduction to these two and how we model these.

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How to Analyze Geometric Stability?

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When analyzing, the first thing to do is analyze its stability - the structure's ability to retain rigidity and shape when applied with external loads.

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How to Analyze Deflection?

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When a structure experiences loads, every structural point will deform and deflect from its original position. This post serves as an introduction to this event.

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Other Analysis Concepts

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These posts explain the various structural concepts you may encounter while studying structural analysis such as boundary conditions, superposition, etc.

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Analysis Methods of the Classical Approach

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In this series of posts, we'll explore the structural methods we may use for a complete analysis - stability, reaction, internal force, and deflection.

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June 9, 2023
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February 23, 2024
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