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What is flexure formula?

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trish legarda  +  572285 Wed, 01 Oct 08 05:24 PM
what is flexure formula?
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Clive  +  572289 Wed, 01 Oct 08 05:28 PM
Hi,
The word 'flexure' is new to me. Where did you find this phrase? What's the context?

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trish legarda, 1 yr 55 days ago
uhmM well I got it from Construction (building) specifically about Beams.
Clive  +  572300 Wed, 01 Oct 08 06:09 PM
Hi,
So, it's a technical term.

If you google for flexure construction, you'll get quite a few hits to look at.

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Anonymous, 364 days ago
That was a poor response:

Here is an accurate one-
The Flexure Formula is a relationship for the bending stress which develops in a loaded beam.
Clive  +  596079 Wed, 26 Nov 08 11:28 PM
Thank you.

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Anonymous, 107 days ago
Here is the web page that explains thoruoghly the flexure formula.  Very technical though.


http://www.mathalino.com/reviewer/mechanics-and-strength-of-materials/flexure-formula

Anonymous, 102 days ago
Flexure formula is the formula used for finding the stress of a beam under bending loads. Flexure just means bending.
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