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In each of the examples , the full use of statics leads to one less independent
equation than there are unknown forces . One more relation is needed to solve
the problem . The additional equation is given by the geometry of the deformation
and ...
In each of the examples , the full use of statics leads to one less independent
equation than there are unknown forces . One more relation is needed to solve
the problem . The additional equation is given by the geometry of the deformation
and ...
Page 99
5 / ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE OF A STATICALLY INDETERMINATE SYSTEM
Two long , thin - walled concentric tubes fastened between rigid end plates which
are pulled apart with a force R ( Fig . 6 . 4 ) provide an interesting example of a ...
5 / ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE OF A STATICALLY INDETERMINATE SYSTEM
Two long , thin - walled concentric tubes fastened between rigid end plates which
are pulled apart with a force R ( Fig . 6 . 4 ) provide an interesting example of a ...
Page 322
16 are but a few examples of that most important class of bodies , beams in
bending under transverse force . All are examples of bars with continuous or
discontinuous variations in force ( moment ) or cross section along their length .
Almost all ...
16 are but a few examples of that most important class of bodies , beams in
bending under transverse force . All are examples of bars with continuous or
discontinuous variations in force ( moment ) or cross section along their length .
Almost all ...
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