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This is very simple notes which you used in your exam and many other things like calculation of bending stress, strain etc

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Mechanics of Solids


B.Sc. Civil Engineering


Bending
Chapter 6




Dr. Azhar Saleem


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Reference: Mechanics of Materials, 10th Ed. By R.C. Hibbeler

, 6.3 bending deformation of a straight member
⚫ Straight prismatic beam,
made of homogeneous
material is subjected to
bending.
⚫ Discussion will be limited
to beams having a cross-
sectional area that is
symmetrical with respect
to an axis, and the
bending moment is
applied about an axis
perpendicular to this axis Figure 6-18
of symmetry, as shown in
Fig 2

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