Shear & Moment Diagrams Book?
Shear & Moment Diagrams Book?
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Does such a thing exist? It seems I've heard of such, perhaps written by some Indian engineers (Endian ingineers?), if memory serves. But I've never seen such a thing. I'm referring to a book that might contain page after page of shear & moment diagrams covering more conditions than listed in the steel and wood manuals, which, admittedly, cover 99% of situations likely to be encountered.
I guess in this computer age such a thing might be passe but it'd still be a neat resource to have, provided it wasn't too expensive. Thanks.
I guess in this computer age such a thing might be passe but it'd still be a neat resource to have, provided it wasn't too expensive. Thanks.






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Mike McCann, PE, SE (WA)
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Doug Jenkins
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You can’t be an engineer if you don’t have a copy of one of Roark’s books.
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Though I hate that it is not called "formulae".
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Dhengr, there, I corrected if for you. To which I respond, no problem, I never claimed to be that in the first place.
Hokie93, I've got Blodgett's book and sure enough, there they are in the back of it. But it does seem to be a limited sampling of them. Regardless, Blodgett's books remains one of the best buys out there...
...and ditto, apparently, is the one by Mikhelson. It's quite affordable. Or affordablae, perhaps I should write.
Thanks, all.
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