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"Airey Points" for a rectangular plane

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jriordan

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Oct 4, 2003
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I know the airey points for a beam (two support points that produce the minimum deflection from a straight line), but I cannot find a formula for an equivalent for 3-point support of a flat rectangular plane.
 
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