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OUT OF PLANE BENDING ( ASSUMED TO BE ELASTIC)

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OUT OF PLANE BENDING ( ASSUMED TO BE ELASTIC)

OUT OF PLANE BENDING ( ASSUMED TO BE ELASTIC)

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Hi all. I have a trouble method about Young's Modulus out of Plane. How I can solve method about Young's Modulus out of Plane???? If you have. documents, can you share for me? thanks
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RE: OUT OF PLANE BENDING ( ASSUMED TO BE ELASTIC)

Young's modulus is a material property, it is not something that you usually calculate. Search the internet for Young's modulus of whatever material you are using.

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