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    Bounry Conditions Kirp 6 Final

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    The document discusses boundary conditions for fourth order differential equations. Boundary conditions specify forces and displacements along edges. There are four constants involved, but only two boundary conditions are specified at each edge. The differences between beams and plates are due to twisting moments caused by bending moments and shear forces. Common boundary conditions include clamped/fixed edges where displacement and slope are zero, simply supported edges where displacement is zero and slope and curvature are zero, and free edges where bending moment and shear force are zero.

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    Bounry Conditions Kirp 6 Final

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    The document discusses boundary conditions for fourth order differential equations. Boundary conditions specify forces and displacements along edges. There are four constants involved, but only two boundary conditions are specified at each edge. The differences between beams and plates are due to twisting moments caused by bending moments and shear forces. Common boundary conditions include clamped/fixed edges where displacement and slope are zero, simply supported edges where displacement is zero and slope and curvature are zero, and free edges where bending moment and shear force are zero.

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    The document discusses boundary conditions for fourth order differential equations. Boundary conditions specify forces and displacements along edges. There are four constants involved, but only two boundary conditions are specified at each edge. The differences between beams and plates are due to twisting moments caused by bending moments and shear forces. Common boundary conditions include clamped/fixed edges where displacement and slope are zero, simply supported edges where displacement is zero and slope and curvature are zero, and free edges where bending moment and shear force are zero.

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    Bounry Conditions Kirp 6 Final

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    Annamalai Vaidyanathan
    The document discusses boundary conditions for fourth order differential equations. Boundary conditions specify forces and displacements along edges. There are four constants involved, but only two boundary conditions are specified at each edge. The differences between beams and plates are due to twisting moments caused by bending moments and shear forces. Common boundary conditions include clamped/fixed edges where displacement and slope are zero, simply supported edges where displacement is zero and slope and curvature are zero, and free edges where bending moment and shear force are zero.

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    Boundary conditions

    Forth order Differential eq.

    Boundary conditions are specified along


    edges in terms of force are expressed in
    BM and S.F

    Boundary conditions are specified along


    edges in terms of displacement are
    expressed in slope and deflection
    Four constants are involved

    Two conditions are specified.


    At edge
    Difference in beam and plate is because
    of twisting moment because of BM and S.F

    Normal practice
    (a) Clamped or fixed edge

    Along x = a,

    wo
    and
     w 
     0
     x 
    (b) Simply supported edge

    The edges are free to rotate but restricted from deflecting

    Along x = a, w = 0,

    and Since x=a is supported in y direction deflection w is zero along


    the edge so slope and curvature can not exist

     w   w  w2 2
     
      0
     y
      M x   D  2  v 2   0
     2w   x y 

     y 2 
      0
      along ... x  a
     2w 

     x 2 
      0
     
    (C) Free edge

    At x=a,
    Mx =0 and Vx =0

     Mxy 
    Vx  {Qx  
     y 
     dy  0
     

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