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"Depending on the force application point, torsion can be induced by shear forces. In particular, if a shear force is applied in the shear center, no torsion is induced at all and hence no twisting of the beam can be observed. On the contrary, if the force is applied to the left (right) of the shear center, the T-beam is twisted anti-clockwise (clock-wise)."
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"Cylinder Two" CC 4.0 BY Chris Zabriskie (freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Zabriskie/).
"Depending on the force application point, torsion can be induced by shear forces. In particular, if a shear force is applied in the shear center, no torsion is induced at all and hence no twisting of the beam can be observed. On the contrary, if the force is applied to the left (right) of the shear center, the T-beam is twisted anti-clockwise (clock-wise)."
This is part of the Open Educational Resources Initiative by the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the RWTH Aachen University.
For further information visit: fb3.rwth-aachen.de
This video and intro are licensed under Creative Commons 4.0 International BY the Faculty of Civil Engineering RWTH Aachen University.
For further information visit: creativecommons.org
"Global OER Logo“ CC BY 3.0 Jonathas Mello .
Music:
"Cylinder Two" CC 4.0 BY Chris Zabriskie (freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Zabriskie/).
