1. Principles and definitions
The basics of beam theory were the subject of a previous article
[
Form. B 5 020
] in which, in addition to definitions and terminology, the
fundamental assumptions were formulated.
Expressions for stresses and strains due to normal force, bending
moment, shear force and torsional moment have also been provided.
These contributions show that knowledge of the system of external
forces relative to the cross-section (or cross-section "stresses")
is sufficient to determine stresses and strains, and thus to justify
the strength and serviceability of the parts in question.
We also retain the properties of...
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