Proof of a Fundamental Relation in the Theory of Bending between the Bending Moment and Load Curves, or between the Deflection and Bending Moment Curves
E. M. Horsburgh
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E. M. Horsburgh
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The important relation in the Theory of Bending between the curves of Bending Moment (B.M.), Shearing Force (S.F.), and Load, or between those of Deflection, Slope, and Bending Moment, viz., that the tangents to the first of either set intersect in a vertical line through the centroid of the corresponding area of the last, under the usual convention of drawing, is usually not proved in Engineering Treatises, or else is established in simple cases by the polygon of loads.
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The important relation in the Theory of Bending between the curves of Bending Moment (B.M.), Shearing Force (S.F.), and Load, or between those of Deflection, Slope, and Bending Moment, viz., that the tangents to the first of either set intersect in a vertical line through the centroid of the corresponding area of the last, under the usual convention of drawing, is usually not proved in Engineering Treatises, or else is established in simple cases by the polygon of loads.
Key concepts: Bending moment, Deflection (physics), Influence line, Pure bending, Shear and moment diagram, Centroid, Tangent, Structural engineering