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shear and bending moment drawing for mechanical of materials.


shear and bending moment drawing for mechanical of materials.

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Here, I am providing the concept of shear and bending moment diagrams, see the images which includes some examples which will clarify you about Shear force diagram(SFD) & Bemding moment diagram (BMD).

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