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This book covers the essential topics for a second-level course in strength of materials or mechanics of materials, with an emphasis on techniques that are useful for mechanical design. Design typically involves an initial conceptual stage during which many options are considered. At this stage, quick approximate analytical methods are crucial in determining which of the initial proposals are feasible. The ideal would be to get within 30% with a few lines of calculation. The designer also needs to develop experience as to the kinds of features in the geometry or the loading that are most likely to lead to critical conditions.
With this in mind, the author tries wherever possible to give a physical and even an intuitive interpretation to the problems under investigation. For example, students are encouraged to estimate the location of weak and strong bending axes and the resulting neutral axis of bending before performing calculations, and the author discusses ways of getting good accuracy with a simple one degree of freedom Rayleigh-Ritz approximation. Students are also encouraged to develop a feeling for structural deformation by performing simple experiments in their outside environment, such as estimating the radius to which an initially straight bar can be bent without producing permanent deformation, or convincing themselves of the dramatic difference between torsional and bending stiffness for a thin-walled open beam section by trying to bend and then twist a structural steel beam by hand-applied loads at one end.
In choosing dimensions for mechanical components, designers will expect to be guided by criteria of minimum weight, which with elementary calculations, generally leads to a thin-walled structure as an optimal solution. This consideration motivates the emphasis on thin-walled structures, but also demands that students be introduced to the limits imposed by structural instability. Emphasis is also placed on the effect of manufacturing errors on such highly-designed structures - for example, the effect of load misalignment on a beam with a large ratio between principal stiffness and the large magnification of initial alignment or loading errors in a strut below, but not too far below the buckling load.
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This book provides a broad and comprehensive coverage of the theoretical, experimental, and numerical techniques employed in the field of stress analysis. Designed to provide a clear transition from the topics of elementary to advanced mechanics of materials. Its broad range of coverage allows instructors to easily select many different topics for use in one or more courses.
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Size: 107 MB | Format:PDF | Publisher: A Joint Publication of NCSEA | CASE | SEI | Year: 2010 | ISBN: Magazine
Structure Magazine 2010 Full Collection - Includes 2010 Buyer Guide
English | 13 Issues | 107MB | True PDF (rar)
STRUCTURE is the practicing structural engineer’s source for information on materials, methods, design and analysis techniques and tools, research, building construction and innovation. STRUCTURE includes information on all construction materials (concrete, steel, wood and masonry) and all types of buildings, bridges and special/unique structures…hands-on information that readers refer to time and again.
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Mixed finite element methods are a tool to solve complex engineering problems of different nature. This subject is treated in this volume from an engineering and mathematical point of view. Different applications are considered which depict the value of mixed formulations in engineering on one side. On the other side the mathematical background is provided including proofs of convergence and stability of these methods and adequate solvers for mixed problems are discussed. This broad spectrum yields an indepth treatment of mixed methods from different perspectives.
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I am looking the book Advances in applied mechanics volume 34... Does anyone have it? I would be grateful if you can post it here. Thanks a lot in advance!
I have a small collection of papers from ASCE which i will be uploading
1st paper is on
Low velocity impact resistance of laminated architectural glass
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I have a small collection of papers from ASCE which i will be uploading
2nd paper is on
USE OF A MODIFIED NETWORK MODEL FOR ANALYZING EVACUATION
PATTERNS IN HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS
By Siu Ming Lo,1 Zheng Fang,2 and DaHong Chen3
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3rd paper is on
Vulnerability of Fully Glazed High-Rise Buildings
in Tropical Cyclones
Brian E. Lee1 and John Wills2
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4th paper is on
Impact of Floor Planning on Airflow Patterns in Designated
Refuge Floor in High-Rise Building
Wei-Zhen Lu,1 Kwok-Kit Yuen,2 Siu-Ming Lo,3 and Zheng Fang4
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4th paper
Proposed Fire Safety Ranking System EB-FSRS for Existing
High-Rise Nonresidential Buildings in Hong Kong
W. K. Chow1
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6th paper on
DESIGN GUIDELINES TO ACCOMMODATE POTENTIAL UPGRADING
OF ELEVATOR SYSTEMS
By Mohammad A. Hassanain1 and Edward L. Harkness2
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7th paper
INVESTIGATION INTO CAUSE OF FAILURE OF LIFT CONTROL PANEL
By Yoke Lin Tan,1 P.E., and Kok Chye Liam2
JOURNAL OF PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTED FACILITIES / AUGUST 1999 /
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TRAPPED IN AN ELEVATOR DURING THE WORLD
TRADE CENTER BOMBING: A PERSONAL ACCOUNT
By Satinder P. S. Puri, ~ Member, ASCE
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10th paper
OPTIMIZING RESOURCE UTILIZATION FOR REPETITIVE
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
By Khaled El-Rayes,1 Member, ASCE, and Osama Moselhi,2 Fellow, ASCE
18 / JOURNAL OF CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT / JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2001
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11th paper
OBJECT-ORIENTED MODEL FOR REPETITIVE
CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULING
By Khaled El-Rayes,1 Member, ASCE
JOURNAL OF CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT / MAY/JUNE 2001 / 199
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Posted by: s0p9015 - 02-06-2011, 01:06 AM - Forum: Archive
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Hello,
I am looking for a conference paper as described below
"Soil model for driveability predictions based on CPT interpretations" (Alm, T. & Hamre L., 2001), Proceedings of the International Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Balkeema, CONF 15; VOL 2, pp. 1297-1302.
I would really appreciate if anyone can share this article with us.:yes:
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