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Strength of Materials

Offered By: Cal Poly Pomona via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

Dive into a comprehensive 23-hour course on Strength of Materials from Cal Poly Pomona. Explore fundamental concepts including principles of statics, internal resultant loads, stress-strain relationships, and Hooke's Law. Learn about deformations in axially loaded members, statically indeterminate structures, and thermal stress. Examine topics such as Poisson's ratio, multi-axial stress, shearing strain, and torsion in circular shafts. Study bending deformation, pure bending, composite beams, and eccentric loadings. Master the creation and interpretation of shear and bending moment diagrams, and understand load-shear-bending relationships. Investigate shear flow, stress transformation, principal stresses, and Mohr's circle in plane stress. Gain a solid foundation in materials science and structural analysis through this in-depth exploration of mechanical properties and behavior of materials under various loading conditions.

Syllabus

Strength of Materials I: Review Principles of Statics, Internal Resultant Loads (1 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Normal and Shear Stresses (2 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Stress in Axially Loaded Members (3 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Stress-Strain Diagram, Hooke's Law (4 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Deformations of Axially Loaded Members (5 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Statically Indeterminate Members (6 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Statically Indeterminate Members, Thermal Stress (7 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Poisson's Ratio & Multi-Axial Stress (8 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Shearing Strain, General State of Stress (9 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Torsion In Circular Shaft (10 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Angle of Twist, Power Transmission, Indeterminate Shafts (11 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Power Shafts, Bending Deformation (12 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Pure Bending, Composite Beams (13 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Eccentric and Combined Loadings (14 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Shear & Bending Moment Diagrams (15 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Load, Shear & Bending Relationships (16 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Shear & Bending Diagrams Example, Shearing Stresses in Beams (17 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Shear Flow, Shear in Common Beams (18 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Stress Transformation, Principal and Max Stresses in Plane Shear (19 of 20).
Strength of Materials I: Mohr's Circle in Plane Stress (20 of 20).


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