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📝In this video, SDC Verifier's CEO, Wouter van den Bos, explores the fundamentals of buckling analysis—starting from simple beam buckling and how buckling principles are applied and interpreted in standards. You’ll learn how to: ✔️ Understand the difference between flexural, torsional, and flexural-torsional buckling ✔️See why FEA buckling models must include warping to capture realistic failure modes ✔️Recognize the role of Euler and Euler-Johnson limits in defining safety margins ✔️Compare how standards like Eurocode, AISC, and others handle buckling with varying safety factors ✔️Understand the challenges of applying linear FEA buckling analysis and why yielding effects are excluded By the end, you’ll have a clear overview of how buckling is modeled, how safety factors are applied, and what engineers must be cautious about when interpreting FEA results. ✅ Subscribe for more practical lessons on structural buckling, FEA, and engineering design 🌐 Visit our website to know more: http://bit.ly/48VEGpr Follow us on social media for updates: / sdcverifier / sdcverifier 0:00 – Introduction to Beam Buckling Fundamentals 1:15 – Understanding Warping and Its Role in FEA Analysis 6:56 – Why Warping Must Be Considered in Buckling Calculations 8:13 – Euler Buckling Theory and Deflection Modes 10:59 – Effective Buckling Length and Boundary Conditions Explained 17:16 – Slenderness Ratio and Its Effect on Buckling Stress 20:23 – Comparing Buckling and Yielding Behavior in Structures 23:49 – The Euler–Johnson Curve: Interaction Between Yield and Buckling 26:12 – Applying Safety Factors in Buckling Calculations 30:10 – Practical Use of Linear FEA Buckling and Standards Compliance 32:10 – Summary and Key Engineering Takeaways