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Author(s): Madhukar Vable
ISBN(s): 9780195133370, 0195133374
Edition: First Edition
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Year: 2002
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 0195133374 

ISBN 13: 9780195133370

Author: Madhukar Vable

Applications of the principles of mechanics of materials have increased considerably over the last 25 years. Today’s routine industrial practices and techniques were only esoteric research topics just a few years ago. That research is now relevant to such diverse but commonplace applications as electronic packaging, medical implantation, geology (seismic prediction), and engineered wood products.

It is in this rapidly changing world that Madhukar Vable’s Mechanics of Materials takes its place as a standard text for civil, mechanical, and aerospace engineering majors, as well as for any other engineering discipline that includes mechanics of materials as a basic course. Vable’s distinct pedagogical approach translates into exceptional features that enhance student participation in learning. It assumes a complementary connection between intuition, experimental observation, and mathematical generalization, suggesting that intuitive development and understanding need not be at odds with mathematical logic, rigor, and generalization. This approach also emphasizes engineering practice without distracting from the main point of the text. With strong practical examples and real-life engineering problems praised by reviewers, Mechanics of Materials promises to provide the skills and principles that students need to organize, integrate, and make sense of the flood of information emerging in the world of modern engineering.

Table of contents:

Chapter 1. Stress
1.1. Stress on a Surface
1.2. Stress at a Point

Chapter 2. Strains
2.1. Displacement and Deformation
2.2. Lagrangian and Eulerian Strain
2.3. Average Strain
2.4. Small Strain Approximation
2.5. Strain Components
2.6. Strain at a Point

Chapter 3. Mechanical Material Properties
3.1. Material Characterization
3.2. Isotropy and Homogeneity
3.3. Generalized Hooke’s Law for Isotropic Materials
3.4. Plane Stress and Plane Strain
3.5. Failure and Factor of Safety
3.6. Stress Concentration
3.7. Saint-Venant’s Principle
3.8. Effect of Temperature
3.9. Fatigue
3.10. Non-Linear Material Models

Chapter 4. Axial Members
4.1. Theory
4.2. Composite Bars
4.3. Structural Analysis
4.4. Initial Stress or Strain
4.5. Temperature Effects
4.6. Elastic-Perfectly Plastic Axial Members
4.7. Stress Approximation
4.8. Thin Walled Pressure Vessels

Chapter 5. Torsion of Shafts
5.1. Prelude to Theory
5.2. Theory
5.3. Statically Indeterminate Shafts
5.4. Composite Shafts
5.5. Elastic-Perfectly Plastic Circular Shafts
5.6. Torsion of Thin Walled Tubes

Chapter 6. Symmetric Bending of Beams
6.1. Prelude to Theory
6.2. Theory
6.3. Shear and Moment by Equilibrium
6.4. Shear and Moment Diagrams
6.5. Beam Design Issues
6.6. Shear Stress in Thin Symmetric Beams
6.7. Composite Beams
6.8. Elastic-Perfectly Plastic Beams

Chapter 7. Deflection of Symmetric Beams
7.1. Second Order Boundary Value Problem
7.2. Fourth Order Boundary Value Problem
7.3. Superposition
7.4. Deflection by Discontinuity Functions
7.5. Area-Moment Method

Chapter 8. Stress Transformation
8.1. Prelude to Theory: The Wedge Method
8.2. Stress Transformation by Method of Equations
8.3. Stress Transformation by Mohr’s Circle

Chapter 9. Strain Transformation
9.1. Prelude to Theory
9.2. Method of Equations
9.3. Mohr’s Circle
9.4. Generalized Hooke’s Law in Principal Coordinates
9.5. Strain Gages

Chapter 10. Design and Failure
10.1. Combined Loadings
10.2. Analysis and Design of Structures
10.3. Stress Intensity Factor
10.4. Failure Theories

Chapter 11. Stability of Columns
11.1. Buckling Phenomena
11.2. Euler Buckling
11.3. Imperfect Columns

Appendix A. Statics Review
A.1. Types of Forces and Moments
A.2. Free Body Diagrams
A.3. Trusses
A.4. Centroids
A.5. Area Moment of Inertias
A.6. Statically Equivalent Load Systems

Appendix B. Algorithms for Numerical Methods
B.1. Numerical Integration
B.2. Root of a Function
B.3. Determining Coefficients of a Polynomial
B.4. Numerical Integration

Appendix C. Charts of Stress Concentration Factors
C.1. Finite Plate with a Central Hole
C.2. Stepped Axial Circular Bars with Shoulder Fillet
C.3. Stepped Circular Shafts with Shoulder Fillet in Torsion
C.4. Stepped Circular Beam with Shoulder Fillet in Bending

Appendix D. Properties of Selected Materials

  • Table D.1. Material Properties in U.S. Customary Units

  • Table D.2. Material Properties in Metric Units

Appendix E. Geometric Properties of Structural Steel Members

  • Table E.1. Wide Flange Sections (FPS Units)

  • Table E.2. Wide Flange Sections (Metric Units)

  • Table E.3. S Shapes (FPS Units)

  • Table E.4. S Shapes (Metric Units)

Appendix F. Solutions to Static Review Exams
Appendix G. Answers to Quick Tests
Appendix H. Answers to Problems

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