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We hope you learned and understood a lot in this lesson. Now that you have learned more about beams and how they support structures, you can apply your knowledge to the real world. If you have any questions please raise your hand quietly until you are picked.
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- Adding ties, struts and gussets support beams(These are rods that support beams).
Beams: A horizontal structure designed to support a load.
I-Beam: A beam that is in the shape of the letter "I" when seen from the end.
Corrugation: Multiple folds in a material that provide additional strength.
Cantilever: A beam supported at only one end.
In this lesson you will learn about different beams and how to support them. At the end of this presentation feel free to ask any questions that come to your mind about this lesson.
1. Answer the question. Answer must be well developed and have good detail.
You will be working with your group (team).
2. You have 1min to answer the question
3. In the end each group will share their responses and we will determine which answer is the best ( with most detail )
4. The winning group wins a prize
Question:
How is a cantilever different from a fully supported beam?
1.No cheating!!!
2.Allow everyone in your group to share their ideas
3.You are allowed to use your resources(ex.handout, textbook) and you must restate the question, provide examples and conclude it.
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