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Engineering Mechanics

Northwestern Polytechnical University via XuetangX

Overview

Engineering mechanics is a professional basic course. It provides a necessary foundation for learning about the subsequent advanced professional courses. And it can be directly applied to solve many engineering problems in the field of aerospace, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, energy and power, etc. 

This course introduces the fundamental concepts of mechanics, for example, force/rigid body/equilibrium/friction, stress/strain, strength/rigidity etc. It studies the resultant and decomposition of forces, the equilibrium conditions and equilibrium equation of force system, the friction laws, ans so on. And then this module develops concepts of stresses and strains in basic deformations and how they may be designed to provent failure. It deals with the strength conditions and rigidity conditions of components under tension/compression, shear, torsion and bending. It provide students with a clear and thorough presentation of the physical behaviour of materials under load and then modeling this behaviour to develop the theory.Corresponding applications for real-life design tasks are finally discussed to get insight into basic mechanics-based material selection criteria.


Syllabus

  • Chapter1 : Axioms of Statics and Freebody Diagram
    • Chapter 2 : Coplanar Fundamental Force Systems
      • 2.3 Force couples
    • Chapter 3: General Coplanar Force System
      • 3.1 Moment of a Force about a Point
      • 3.2 Reduction and Resultants of General Coplanar Force Systems
      • 3.3 Equilibrium of a general coplanar force system
    • Chapter 4 Equilibrium of a Body System
      • 4.1 The concepts of statically determinate and statically indeterminate problems,the equilibrium of a body system
      • 4.2Analysis of internal force of plane truss
      • 4.3Plane truss
    • Chapter 5 Friction
      • 5.1 Types of Friction
      • 5.2 Theory of Sliding Friction
      • 5.3 Equilibrium problems with friction
    • Chapter 6 Introdction to Mechanics of Materials
      • Chapter 7 Axial Tension and Compression
        • Chapter 8 Shear
          • Chapter 9 Torsion
            • Chapter 10 Internal Forces in Bending
              • Appendix A Moments of Areas
                • Chapter 11 Stresses in Bending
                  • Chapter 12 Deflection of Beams
                    • final test

                      Taught by

                      Juan Zhang and Bin Zhao

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