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

Boundary conditions are forces or deflections at specific points of the structure that we already know from the very start. They serve as additional information that helps us analyze the structure.

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What is Superposition?

Superposition allows you to add reactions, internal forces, and deflection of similar structures with different loading conditions to get a combined similar structure.

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Reviewing Work and Energy in Structural Analysis

We can analyze a structure using work and energy principles. It's a powerful alternative that helps us see analysis in a new light and expand our methods.

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Analyzing the Cantilever Beam

The cantilever is one of the most common beams. We'll explore a complete structural overview of this structure - its model, loads, analysis, and design.

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How to Analyze Geometric Stability?

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 Internal Force and Stresses?

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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How to Analyze Deflection?

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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Analysis Methods of the Classical Approach

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 5, 2023
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