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torsion

torsion

(OP)
calculation for torsion for column and beam. it's a cantilever beam connect to the column. how to check whether the column can support the cantilever beam or not.

RE: torsion

The question is poorly formulated.  It makes it look like you haven't made a fair attempt on your own to solve the problem before going to the forum.

Tunalover

RE: torsion

wjtin,

as the friend above suggests the problem is poorly defined. Could you give more details on what the situation is and what exactly you want to find?

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