(1.3.5)--ch0-5 Chapter summary and review材料力学材料力学.pptVIP

Chapter 0 IntroductionChapter Summary Review Welcome to mechanics of materials. This video gives chapter summary and review for this chapter introduction. Design criteria- Strength- Stiffness- Stability- Deals with real, defromable materials- Studies how materials behave under loadingDistribution ofinternal forcesexternal loadingsinternal reactionsdeformationmaterial failurestressMechanics of materials *In this chapter, we learn that Mechanics of materials deals with real, defromable materials, It studies how materials behave under loading and how much force it can withstand without breaking, related to three criteria, strength, stiffnes and stability. Internal loads and deformation, stress and strain are the primary interests in mechancis of materials. seperate FBD connection forceoverall FBD FCEDXDYBXBYEquilibrium equations: Vector formScalar form2D3DFree Body DiagramStatics Equilibrium equations can be used both for evaluating rigid bodies or deformable bodies.And equilibrium equations can be expressed in vector form or scalar form. It is often more convenient to use scalar form. Drawing free body diagrams is the cornerstone of all work in this course. All forces acting on the body must be displayed on the free-body diagram, including applied forces and moments, reaction forces and moments, and any connection forces between individual components. External ForcesForces applied to the structure from outside of the structure. Internal ForcesForces produced from the external forces acting within a structure.FxFyFzMxMyMzFx - Axial force/normal forceMx - TorqueFy , Fz - Shear forceMy , Mz - Bending moment External force is a force that acts from the outside of the structure.There are many examples of external forces, like gravitational force, friction, pull and push forces, electromagnetic force, wind force and other forces.An external force occurs as a result of interaction between a system and the surroundings. On the other h