Materials Mechanics
Beam Bending
Author Takashi Sasaya
English Translation by Toshihiko Chimura
ISBN : 978-4990912130
Publishing Office Greenwich Meridian
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This book explains in a manner as simple as possible the detailed
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「Beam Bending」
Contents 1.Beam Bending 1.1 Shearing force & bending 1.2 Bending stress of beam 1.3 Geometric moment of inertia 1.4 Deflection of beam 2. Stress & Deflection of Beam 2.1 Cantilever beam receiving the 2.2 Cantilever beam receiving the 2.3 Cantilever beam receiving the 2.4 Cantilever beam receiving the 2.5 Cantilever beam receiving the triangular distributed load 2.6 Cantilever beam receiving the triangular distributed load at arbitrary 2.7 Cantilever beam receiving the inverted triangular distributed load 2.8 Cantilever beam receiving the inverted triangular distributed load 2.9 Cantilever beam receiving the moment at end 2.10 Cantilever beam receiving the moment at arbitrary position 2.11 Simply supported beam receiving the concentrated load at arbitrary 2.12 Simply supported beam receiving the uniformly distributed load 2.13 Simply supported beam receiving the triangular distributed load 2.14 Simply supported beam receiving the moment at one end 2.15 Simply supported beam receiving the moment at both ends 2.16 Simply supported beam receiving the moment at arbitrary position 2.17 Statically indeterminate beam receiving the concentrated load 2.18 Statically indeterminate beam receiving the uniformly distributed load 2.19 Statically indeterminate beam receiving the triangular distributed load 2.20 Statically indeterminate beam receiving the moment at one end 2.21 Statically indeterminate beam receiving the moment at arbitrary position 2.22 Both ends fixed beam receiving the concentrated load at arbitrary position 2.23 Both ends fixed beam receiving the uniformly distributed load 2.24 Both ends fixed beam receiving the triangular distributed load 2.25 Both ends fixed beam receiving the moment at arbitrary position 3. Thin-walled Curved Beam 3.1 Stress of thin-walled curved beam 3.2 Deflection of thin-walled curved beam 3.3 Deflection of arc beam 3.4 Stress of arc beam receiving the load at end 3.5 Deflection of Archimedes curved beam 4. Sample Program of gnuplot 4.1 Deflection of cantilever beam receiving the concentrated load at arbitrary position 4.2 Deflection of cantilever beam receiving the uniformly distributed load at arbitrary 4.3 Deflection of cantilever beam receiving the triangular distributed load at arbitrary 4.4 Deflection of cantilever beam receiving the inverted triangular distributed load at 4.5 Deflection of cantilever beam receiving the moment at arbitrary position 4.6 Deflection of simply supported beam receiving the concentrated load at arbitrary 4.7 Deflection of simply supported beam receiving the uniformly distributed load 4.8 Deflection of simply supported beam receiving the triangular distributed load 4.9 Deflection of simply supported beam receiving the moment at both ends 4.10 Deflection of simply supported beam receiving the moment at arbitrary position 4.11 Deflection of statically indeterminate beam receiving the concentrated load at 4.12 Deflection of statically indeterminate beam receiving the uniformly distributed 4.13 Deflection of statically indeterminate beam receiving the triangular distributed 4.14 Deflection of statically indeterminate beam receiving the momentat arbitrary 4.15 Deflection of both ends fixed beam receiving the concentrated load at arbitrary 4.16 Deflection of both ends fixed beam receiving the uniformly distributed load 4.17 Deflection of both ends fixed beam receiving the triangular distributed load 4.18 Deflection of both ends fixed beam receiving the moment at arbitrary position 4.19 Deflection of arc beam receiving the load at end 4.20 Deflection of Archimedes curved beam receiving the load at outer end 4.21 Deflection of Archimedes curved beam receiving the load at inner end 5. Appendix 5.1 Multiplication formula 5.2 Integral formula of trigonometric function
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