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The second set of experiments relate to more advanced beam structures that are statically indeterminate, or involve a measurable beam deflection.

Students use a light and ‘flexible’ beam.

Two additional supports help complete the experiments.

A precision indicator on a slide can be easily positioned to measure beam deflections.

All supports and the indicator slide have pointers that work with the scale and the platform for accurate position.

One allows measurement of the support fixing moment, the other ‘universal support’ works as simple support, a clamped support and a sinking knife edge support.

Using a ‘flexible’ beam allows students to consider the supports significantly more rigid, so the normal textbook theory becomes valid.