Week 1: Introduction Flashcards

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Where there are three forces, F, G and H, how are these described in their component form in the equilibrium condition?

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F + G + H = 0
(ni+nj) + (ni+nj) + (ni+nj) = 0

Online T194 Part 2: Forces Chapter 5

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How is the engineer’s theory of bending expressed mathematically?

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Where:
M = bending moment
I = second moment of area
E = Young’s modulus
R = radius of curvature
σ = bending stress
y = perpendicular distance of a point in the beam from the neutral axis

T271 Handbook page 38
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What is the equation which relates lateral strain, normal strain and Poisson’s ratio?

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ν = -(εyx) = -(εzx)

Online - Part 1 introduction - Stress and strain - Poisson’s Ratio

Book 1 page 13

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By convention, which type of stress is assigned a positive value, and which type of stress is assigned a negative value?

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Positive - Tensile
Negative - Compressive

Book 1 page 7

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Describe, in words, Poisson’s ratio?

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Relates the change in length of a component under load (the normal strain) to the change in width (the lateral strain)

Book 1 page 11

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How can the relationship between stress and strain for an axial load be described in each of the three coordinate axes?

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Book 1 page 16

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