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# Printing Shear and Moment Diagrams

How to print or view shear and moment diagrams for concrete beams in ENERCALC SEL.

## Is there a way to print out the shear and moment diagrams for the concrete beams?

Yes, in the Concrete Beam module, you can click the Print button and then select the M-V-D Diagrams option to include the diagrams in the printed reports, or you can click the tab named “Diagram” in the results pane and then view the diagrams on the screen. See the screen capture below:

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