中南林学院05年考研材料力学考试大纲（Zhongnan Forestry University 05 years postgraduate exam outline of mechanics of materials）.doc

中南林学院05年考研材料力学考试大纲（Zhongnan Forestry University 05 years postgraduate exam outline of mechanics of materials） First, the nature of the examination syllabus Mechanics of materials is one of the subjects of the master of civil engineering in forest engineering. To help candidates clear the scope of examination review and related requirements, the development of this examination outline. Two, examination scope and content The first chapter is introduction and basic concepts 1., the task of material mechanics and its relationship with production practice 2. properties of deformable solids and their basic assumptions The basic form of 3. bar deformation Understanding: the object and task of material mechanics research and its relation to production practice Understanding: continuity hypothesis, homogeneity assumption, isotropy assumption, and small deformation hypothesis Mastering: stress characteristics and deformation characteristics of four kinds of basic deformation The second chapter axial tension and compression 1. concepts of axial tension and compression 2. internal force, section method, axial force and axle force 3. stress, tension (compression) bar stress 4., the deformation of the bar (rod) and Hookes law Strain energy in a 5. bar (tension) bar 6. mechanical properties of materials under tension and compression 7. strength condition, safety factor and allowable stress 8. the concept of stress concentration Understanding: mechanical properties of materials in tension and compression; stress concentration phenomena Understanding: internal force, total stress, normal stress, shear stress, positive strain, shear strain, elastic modulus, Poissons ratio, proportional limit, yield limit, strength limit, allowable stress, safety factor, strain energy and so on Master: the calculation of internal force and deformation to Huazhou; strut; strength of truss and truss structure stiffness calculation; The third chapter turns around 1. basic concepts Fig. 2. torque, torque