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Hi, The word 'flexure' is new to me. Where did you find this phrase? What's the context?
- Hi, The word 'flexure' is new to me.
- Where did you find this phrase?
- What's the context?
- Clive
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Hi,
The word 'flexure' is new to me. Where did you find this phrase? What's the context?
Clive
The word 'flexure' is new to me. Where did you find this phrase? What's the context?
Clive
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uhmM well I got it from Construction (building) specifically about Beams.
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Hi,
So, it's a technical term.
If you google for flexure construction, you'll get quite a few hits to look at.
Clive
So, it's a technical term.
If you google for flexure construction, you'll get quite a few hits to look at.
Clive
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That was a poor response:
Here is an accurate one-
The Flexure Formula is a relationship for the bending stress which develops in a loaded beam.
Here is an accurate one-
The Flexure Formula is a relationship for the bending stress which develops in a loaded beam.
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Here is the web page that explains thoruoghly the flexure formula. Very technical though.
http://www.mathalino.com/reviewer/mechanics-and-strength-of-materials/flexur
http://www.mathalino.com/reviewer/mechanics-and-strength-of-materials/flexur
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Flexure formula is the formula used for finding the stress of a beam under bending loads. Flexure just means bending.
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Hi,
In Mechanical Engineering Stresses caused by Bending Moment is called Flexural.
In Mechanical Engineering Stresses caused by Bending Moment is called Flexural.
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Hi,
I suggest you visit www.mathalino.com - stresses in beams, for further understanding, they have it all.
Regards.
I suggest you visit www.mathalino.com - stresses in beams, for further understanding, they have it all.
Regards.
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