Engineering Mechanics: Volume 2: Stresses, Strains, Displacements

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Springer Science & Business Media, Aug 10, 2007 - Technology & Engineering - 882 pages

Here is a systematic and clearly laid out text on structural and continuum mechanics. Containing hundreds of diagrams, drawings and examples, this work dovetails theoretical developments and figures in a beautifully conceived treatment of the subject. The book also covers stresses and strains in simple elements subjected to extension, bending, shear and torsion. For elementary structures, simple load displacements are obtained using both classical mathematics descriptions and engineering methods like Williot diagrams.

 

Contents

1
5
1
11
4
26
6
34
Examples relating to the differential equation for extension
45
8
52
1
71
3
121
extension
219
228
250
5
260
1
271
crosssection
343
5
367
6
377
Bar Subject to Torsion
411

1
136
1
150
The three basic relationships
157
Stress formula and stress diagram
168
Section modulus
184
General stress formula related to the principal directions
198
2
426
5
468
Deformation of Trusses
483
method
714
Index
865
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