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supercavitating hydrofoil Yuri Antipov Department of Mathematics Louisiana State University Baton Rouge Louisiana Singapore August 16 2012 Outline 1 A supercavitating curvilinear elastic hydrofoil . Computation of deflection using moment area method 41 Introduction When a structure is subjected to the action of applied loads each member undergoes deformation due to which the axis of structure is deflected from its original position The deflecti 46 Bending Deflection due to Temperature Variation Consider a beam member refer Figure 429 subjected to temperature gradient over the depth of beam such that 422 where temperature at the top of the beam and temperature at the bottom of the beam Th Computation of deflection using moment area method 41 Introduction When a structure is subjected to the action of applied loads each member undergoes deformation due to which the axis of structure is deflected from its original position The deflecti Beam deflection is caused by both bending and shear Bending deflection governs long beams Shear deflection governs short beams but is very small and usually ignored 1 Simple beam under uniform load 2 Large bending deflection of simple beam 3 Small Bending deflection of beams due to temperature variation.Bending Deflection due to Temperature Variation Consider a beam member (refer Figure 4.29) subjected to temperature gradient over the depth of Computation of deflection using conjugate beam method. where is the bending moment; is the shear; and A comparison of two set of equations indicates that if EI is the loading on an imaginary beam, th Deflection of Beams (Solution Method by Direct Integration) 3/2 My/EIσ=−k/y, and = /E=−εεσkM/EI MEI where M = My Hence, EIMx dMVdx EIVx dvwdx Question Type of member Deflection to be considered Immediate deflection due to live load L/180 * Immediate deflection due to live load L/360 Roof or floor construction supporting or attached to nonstruct in addition to being safe. A serviceable structure performs satisfactorily without causing any discomfort or perceptions of un-safety for the occupants or users of the structure. For a beam, being s Overview. Revised . 3/23/2017. SBCA.  has been the voice of the structural building components industry since 1983, providing educational programs and technical information, disseminating industry news, and facilitating networking opportunities for manufacturers of roof trusses, wall panels and floor trusses. . Regional . User Group. Hosted by. [FLIPCHART DATA]. Customer KPIs. All were asked the impossible question of providing a . single. KPI that is a key business driver for them. Toyota. – Quality of Service (Customer Satisfaction) measured primarily through Surveys. Nayyar Siddiki, M.S., P.E.. Geotech Construction & Tech. Support Engineer. Office of Geotechnical Services, INDOT. September 22, 2015. 44. th. Annual Midwest Geotechnical Conference. JTRP & In-house Research. L. Prost. PIP-II Technical Meeting. 30 January 2018. Outline. Setup. Kicker waveform and timing. Measurements summary. F-scraper. Differential trajectories. Conclusion. 01/30/2018. L. Prost | 50-Ohm kicker deflection. Non-Nuclear Methods for Compaction Control of Unbound Materials Nayyar Siddiki, M.S., P.E. Geotech Construction & Tech. Support Engineer Office of Geotechnical Services, INDOT September 22, 2015 44