Centroid of cross-section

Centroid of cross-section – a point in the cross-sectional plane with respect to which static moment equilibrium exists; the cross-sectional area is evenly distributed about this point. Note: the centroid does not necessarily lie within the cross-sectional area.

Learn more about centroid of cross-section from Introduction to cross-section analysis

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