Unsymmetrical bending Deluxe

Symmetrical bending of a beam – also known as uniaxial bending – occurs when the load plane coincides with one of the main axes of the beam cross-section. The beam then deflects in the direction of the load and can be described by elastic lines.

• experimental unit for general and unsymmetrical bending of straight beams
• 3 beams: I, L and U profiles
• clamping flange of beam can be clamped in the pillar free to rotate in any direction
• clamping flange with angle scale to indicate the angular position of the beam
• eccentricity of load application point adjustable
• 2 dial gauges with bracket to record the horizontal and vertical deformation of the beam under load
• storage system to house the components