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The fixed support in a real beam becomes in the conjugate beam a

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Atif Muneer
Atif Muneer 7 years ago
Real beam support Conjugate beam Support
hinged support hinged support
Roller support roller Support
Fixed Support Free End
Free End Fixed Support
interior Support Intrnal Hinged
Internal Hinged Interior Support
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