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hello sir if the releases are made in truss the srruct ure is shown unstable but if you don't make releases, the structure is shown stable. sir. why is it, sir? could u explain this, please sir?
Hello! When we assume pin-connected joints (releases) in trusses, we simplify the analysis by focusing on axial forces in the members, which is the primary load-resisting mechanism in trusses. A properly designed pin-connected truss can be stable and effectively carry the applied loads, as long as it has adequate support conditions and a suitable arrangement of members to maintain overall equilibrium. And the truss in this example is stable, you may see the deformed shape, but that does not mean unstable.
@@Civiltimes2210 but it shown unstable how to do to shown stable sir?
also one more eq sir how to check overturning sir?have to know center of mass but it is only one story doesnt have slab. how to define center of mass sir? already define mass source but how to do to shown xcm in warwhouse sir?
Greetings from Somaliland 🇮🇷, I'm really excited to be connected on your channel tutorial, please keep to speak English for easily to understand and share the documents. Thanks
Good day sir, how do I go about it if I have a hipped roof
wow thank you dr.
wow thank you dr
Hi sir, if there is steel frame, the top cord is rafter IPE and the bottom cord is RHS, shall we move the bottom cord - RHS- to lower level ? because in reality the IPE - top cord- is connected say by end plate with the column! and thus shall this be reflected on sap?? or shall we keep them as it is in sap - all are center to center- without shifting the bottom cord to down by move command
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Do we not consider deflection in the long span? If so l/d actual will it be 6000/d?
This answer is wrong. You must find first the centroid of the whole composite shape in order to find each 'd' for each area moment of inertia. The value of y bar that I computed for that same problem was 29.941 mm. And the area moment of Inertia about the X axis is 914,673.809 mm^4.
Recheck your answer. It seems that you are wrong.
@@Civiltimes2210 After one month, I realized that you are finding the area moment of Inertia 'with respect to the x axis'. You are correct. I was wrong because I thought it was respect with the centroidal axis. Thank you so much for pointing it out. This helped me improve. Mucho Gracias!
@@TolibasEzekiel Thank you for your interaction, I really appreciate that.
good keep it up!!!
Flat slab
Please leave all statics chapter in vidio like this ተስፋችን ናቸው we thanks you
excel sheet forward argew
why you used Bs8110 code to take the BSX because this design base on Eurocode 2.
Eurocode 2 offers a broad approach to structural design. Still, locally developed tables like those from British Standards can be beneficial when they align with Eurocode's principles. They simplify complex calculations and address specific local needs. Integrating these standards enhances both compliance and practicality in engineering practices.
Shearforce ina bending 3:39 moment diagram video bitserulin
What a great lecture.thank you keep it up .
what about the gable? no cladding?
in MIN & MAX how to come fctm/fck and bd
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how did you get the -(π/16-4/9π)?
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thank you for your wonderful explanation
You are welcome!
Please can I get a link for this handout
thanks, you are far better than my lecture teacher
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I couldn't believe when I found video that is so helpful for engineering students in Ethiopia in Amharic... keep up the good job we need mores like u
Thank you. And I will make more videos
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the material steel is not rebar you cant reinforce withe s450 u need to defind you rebar material
Thank you for the valuable comment brother. You are right. The material should be a Reinforcement bar, instead of steel.
greattt. i can understand the thing that i never focus in class
Pls additional video make teacher centroid and moment of inertia based on Merriam
ohhh finally i get mechanics in Amharic i was tired by indians
This has really been a great tutorial, could you please share the architectural drawing you used.
Haihhh english please not understand
Thank you for this!
Can you share me excel sheet format and design of slab pdf? Telegram channel please?
Nice job but are u sure the answer for sigma x' because -25
I think the answer is 69.1
great i love your teachings. please which software are you using to creat your videos?
Can someone tell me where the formula of alpha beta comes from???
Pls prepare how create tempelat for beam ,column ,stair and slab
How bout the additional longitudinal reinforcement due to shear.? can we ignore this sir
i get in sinelaw is 0.6394
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Might most important words, please speak the universal English
Hello i really don't get the correct answer in theta. The answer is always 0.63 something. What should I do?
Simplywrite in your calculator this: Shift+sin(0.63)....this means sin inverse
by doing that it says sin^-1(.63)=.68 what am I doing wrong@@Civiltimes2210
@@Civiltimes2210why did we look for the inverse??? You didn't state why in the video