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Torsion and Shear Effects,e on the section AA. In figure 4.1b it is assumed that the left-hand portion, X, has a convex surface so that the surface of the right-hand portion, Y, must be concave. This is not compatible as may easily be seen by rotating the left-hand portion through 180° about A-A to become Y’ (figure 4.1c). I

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Virtual Work and Energy Methods,ng. We shall now investigate framed structures made up of a number of individual members that may either be pinned together at their ends or rigidly jointed. A number of ideas and methods will be presented that will enable the deflections of points on such structures to be found; or the forces may b

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Stiffness and Flexibility Methods, develop these methods in more detail and apply them to specific problems. The solutions to the various problems will be set out in a manner that would be suitable for a computer application so that all the fundamental processes can be demonstrated. As the working will be done by hand it will be nec

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Stability of Columns,ested in tension. An axial load is steadily applied and increased until the yield stress is approached. If a small lateral disturbing force were applied during the test the rod would bend slightly, but would return to the original straight state as soon as the lateral load is removed.

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