Bending Moment

Bending Moment

[sergiysaliyev]

It's the best explanation of the bending moment I've ever seen! You're a very gifted teacher. Thanks a lot for the video!

[gherdaiulian]

I didn't search too much but I really like to know this teacher's name. He's awesome. He knows how to make you understand not only the basics but he's making you think everything around you using simple examples. Great job sir.

[ajayaim]

Nothing can be better than this for SFD and BMD...Ultimate Video..Thanks a lot.

[nirajbadaik]

This is the best  shear force and bending moment explanation on you tube. thank you very much. Could you please upload SF & BM analysis using ANSYS. I would really appreciate it.
  

[gusbisbal]

Its good to see that Carl Barron has another job outside of comedy. Well done Carl and who knew you had so much to offer in engineering. Loved your last special by the way.

[area]

I really appreciate the work you went through to make this. The fast forward, your pointing figure, everything. Thanks!

[ziphothango]

I have been struggling for 2 months watched so many examples and still couldnt understand, my professor told me I should go back and repeat modules "very encouraging" when you have to do multi jobs to pay tuition, just because he couldnt explain to me. Thank you for helping me understand, you have no idea how simple you made this look.

[angelus_solus]

For someone who's never studied calculus or structural engineering, he makes this proper simple to understand.

[christianfwilliams]

Fair play...Ive just completed a HND in Civil Engineering and with all the things you have to take in its very easy to forget some things, I never entirely got it the first time round in University...but this is an easy to follow and well explained example. 
You have put some good effort in to the production of a simple and not overloaded with snippits of information(experience).
As when a student is making notes or trying to visualize what is happening, often it is hard to keep up with the visualisation of what is happening compared to how fast the lecturer is speaking. 
Well done on this video. 
Cannot wait to check out the rest. 
Thanks. 

[robikin]

not all heroes wear capes
thank you so much you have been a major help

[ignatiusjacquesreilly]

Wow, I've watched a few of his videos now and this man is a great teacher. I wish he had full courses available on here, I think they'd be some of the best ones on YouTube.

[nadirzdf]

I m neither english native nor learning forces, but I quite enjoy your class. Thank you👍👍👍

[bluebloo]

OMG, You are really passionate at your work. I really appreciate that you were showing something instead of just drawing abstract pictures.

[kartikthakur]

you're the best teacher on the internet I've come across. thank you for clearing my concepts better than my college teachers. The way you practically demonstrate the concepts is a treat !

[granjefetala]

This explanation shows there is great teacher behind it. Please keep teachin like this. Thank you

[mohamedgomaa]

Sir, thank u very much for making the subject such clear and easy. When a section is under tension stress we consider the forces postive though it act in opposite directions, so both bending arrows were postive too as u wrote the first time. The case is different when we compare the signs of the external forces and the internal forces. Of couse their sum will be zero

[williamweatherall]

This was incredible. I’m not an engineer but in woodworking and a timber framing I keep encountering these concepts but had no idea what they even meant.

Trying to size a tenon or a beam will be a lot easier now thanks to your explanation.

[amosmwangi]

👏👏👏👏👏👏Great work....all the way from Kenya. 👌

[xueyingyan]

It is such a great explanation. I always visit back to refresh my memory. Thank you for this video.

[gyuhosong]

I think this lecture is way better than what I can find at my grad school..