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What Is the Force Threshold for Beam Bending?
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The beam will start bending as soon as the force is more than zero.
You're going to have to be more specific if you want more feedback. Have you looked into how beam bending calculatinos are done?
You're going to have to be more specific if you want more feedback. Have you looked into how beam bending calculatinos are done?
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I know that the beam will deflect but it will flex back up to the certain point. I am trying to determine the force at which the beam will bend and deform.
I have managed to calculate the section modulus Z that is 9.48
I have managed to calculate the section modulus Z that is 9.48
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