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Maged kamel

Technical Office Manager- B.Sc in Civil Engineering, (Faculty of Engineering, Ain- Shams University) Cairo, Egypt. 1980. I have worked for the following Companies in Egypt: Speco, National Company for Housing, Orascom /CCC joint venture BELFOUR BETTY/ARAB CONTRACTORS. Saudi Arabia: SAUDI LETCO, ALMAJAL Company, Saudi Company for Development and commerce, SAUDI BIN LADEN GROUP.

2-First moment of area and product of inertia at the CG.

October 10, 2024April 25, 2019 by Maged kamel
In the case of pure bending- The first moment of area equals zero.

Derivation of the expression for the first moment of area at the Cg and the expression for the product of inertia at the CG.

Categories Maximum value of Ix and Iy Tags Derivation of Bending Stress expression.

1- Easy illustration of the theory of pure bending.

October 12, 2024April 1, 2019 by Maged kamel
Introduction to the theory of pure bending.

Introduction to the Theory of Pure bending, the various assumption to be made and the resulting formula due that assumptions.

Categories Maximum value of Ix and Iy Tags The Theory of pure bending.
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