结构力学转帖技巧（Structural mechanics, reprint techniques）.docVIP

结构力学转帖技巧（Structural mechanics, reprint techniques） The mechanical structure occupies a very important position in the civil engineering profession, professional basic courses before it has a theoretical mechanics (test) and mechanics of materials (examination), then will open the professional basic course of elasticity (or elastic-plastic mechanics), professional (examination) class reinforced concrete structure, steel structure (or steel wood structure from the curriculum, we can realize the important position of the course of structural mechanics. Secondly, from the concept of structure bearing, load transfer and the skeleton as part of the structure referred to as engineering structures, buildings and engineering facilities. We can see that the structure is ubiquitous in both civil and military facilities, the highest institution of our hospital as the army corps of engineers, eight professional engineers: bridge, road, river, mine, blasting, fortification, camouflage, machinery, there are four major bridges, roads, blasting, construction directly in the structure is built over four professional mechanics, other are inseparable and structural mechanics. Furthermore, mechanics is a complete system of knowledge, the foundation or basic part in the undergraduate stage is that we need to learn theoretical mechanics, mechanics of materials, structural mechanics and elasticity (or elastic-plastic mechanics). In general, Comrades used in theoretical mechanics, mechanics of materials, structural mechanics, known as the three mechanics, but, according to the authors views, this method is accurate, the reasons are as follows: theoretical mechanics, mechanics of materials, structural mechanics and elasticity although the same as the basic mechanics, are closely linked, but the theoretical mechanics focuses on the basic law of mechanical objects, while the remaining three door mechanical mechanics of materials, structural mechanics and elasticity focuses on the structure and