Elements Of Electromagnetics
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The deflection of a beam or shaft must be often be limited. Why?
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The deflection of a beam is calculated using the Euler-Bernoulli equation. It depends on the supports of the beam and the type and magnitude of load applied on the beam. The load can be concentrated or distributed. Similarly, the beam can be cantilever, simply supported, fixed, overhanging, or continuous.
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