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Bending stifness and Transverse shear calculation

Bending stifness and Transverse shear calculation

Bending stifness and Transverse shear calculation

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Hello guys,

Can someone help me with the correct way to find the bending stifness and transverse shear theoritically.

My specimen is paper and clamped at both ends.
I want to give these values into I-DEAS.

Thanks

Yousuf

RE: Bending stifness and Transverse shear calculation

You're kidding right?

Try Chapter Two of any first year engineering textbook for courses in Strength of Materials!

Kenneth J Hueston, PEng
Principal
Sturni-Hueston Engineering Inc
Edmonton, Alberta Canada

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