Castigliano Theorem: Difference in Horizontal Displacement

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the differences in horizontal displacement between two types of supports in the context of the Castigliano Theorem. Participants are exploring how fixed supports and frictionless pins or hinges affect displacement calculations.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant asks about the difference in horizontal displacement related to two types of supports, specifically a fixed support and a frictionless pin or hinge.
  • Another participant notes that the method of attachment could influence the strength of the support, suggesting that one type may be stronger than the other.
  • A later reply questions the clarity of the original question, indicating some confusion about whether the inquiry pertains to the difference in displacement itself.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not appear to reach a consensus on the original question or the implications of the types of supports on horizontal displacement. Multiple interpretations and clarifications are present.

Contextual Notes

There is a lack of clarity regarding the specific details of the supports and their configurations, as well as the intended focus of the question on displacement.

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What is the difference between this two types of support when we finding horizontal displacement?
Attachment is at the comment below. =D
 
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Sorry, just now i failed to upload picture via mobile.
Please help me take a look, thanks!
 

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Apache said:
Sorry, just now i failed to upload picture via mobile.
Please help me take a look, thanks!

4a is a fixed support.
4b is a frictionless pin or hinge.
 
Depending upon the method of attachment, "A" would be a lot stronger.

Oops! Hang on now... what was the original question? Did you mean what is the difference in the displacement?
 

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