37a- Solved problem-8-34 for a nominal uniform load.
Solved problem-8-34, how to determine the plastic Nominal uniform load acting on a continuous steel beam? with different loading& span conditions.
Nominal loads-Plastic theory
Introduction to plastic theory and practice problems to get the values of Nominal loads using plastic theory.
37-Solved problem 8-33 for Plastic nominal Uniform Load.
Solved problem 8-33, how to determine the plastic Nominal uniform load acting on continuous steel beam? with different loading& span conditions.
36a-Plastic Nominal Uniform load for partially loaded beam.
Plastic Nominal Uniform load for partially loaded beam. The load occupies half of the span from the left.two methods are used,Lower and upper bound methods.
36-Solved problem 8-32 for plastic nominal Uniform load.
Solved problem 8-32, how to determine the plastic Nominal uniform load? the acting uniform load is partial, two methods the first method is the lower bound method, the second method is the upper bound method.
35A-Solved problem 8-22-for Plastic nominal load( 2/2).
Solved problem 8-22 second part, we will verify the nominal load for the fixed end beam by MASTAN2 and verify the loads that creates first and second plastic hinges.
35-Solved problem 8-22-for Plastic nominal load( 1/2).
Solved problem 8-22, find the plastic Nominal load acting on two Fixed ends beam? Use lower and upper bounds. Find the loads for first and second hinge.
34- Easy approach to the Plastic moment for continuous beams.
How to estimate the plastic moment for Continuous beams of three equal spans? The first method is by using the Lower bound theorem.
33a- Introduction to lower bound and uniqueness theorem.
Definitions of the lower bound and uniqueness theorem, what are the main differences between all of these theorems?
33- Easy introduction to upper bound definitions.
Definitions of the upper bound, lower bound, and the Uniqueness theorem, what are the main differences between all of these theorems?
32- Easy illustration for collapse load for indeterminate beam.
Collapse load for indeterminate beam by using of two methods, the first method is a statical method and the second method is a kinetic method.
31-Collapse load for a simply supported beam.
How to estimate the collapse load for a simply supported beam under a concentrated load?A given solved problem for a W18x76 simple beam of 32 feet long.