Advanced Mechanics Of Materials And Applied Elasticity
Table Of Contents
- Cartesian Tensors
- Definition And Rules Of Operation Of Tensors Of The Second Rank
- Transformation Of The Cartesian Components Of A Tensor Of The Second
- Rank Upon Rotation Of The System Of Axes To Which They Are Referred
- Definition Of A Tensor Of The Second Rank On The Basis
- Of The Law Of Transformation Of Its Components
- Symmetric Tensors Of The Second Rank
- Invariants Of The Cartesian Components Of A Symmetric Tensor
- Of The Second Rank
- Stationary Values Of A Function Subject To A
- Constraining Relation
- Stationary Values Of The Diagonal Components Of A
- Symmetric Tensor Of The Second Rank
- Quasi Plane Form Of Symmetric Tensors Of The Second Rank
- Stationary Values Of The Diagonal And The Non-Diagonal
- Components Of The Quasi Plane, Symmetric Tensors Of The
- Second Rank
- Mohr’s Circle For Quasi Plane, Symmetric Tensors Of The
- Second Rank
- Maximum Values Of The Non-Diagonal Components Of A
- Symmetric Tensor Of The Second Rank
- Problems
- Strain And Stress Tensors
- The Continuum Model
- External Loads
- The Displacement Vector Of A Particle Of A Body
Components Of Strain Of A Particle Of A Body
- Implications Of The Assumption Of Small Deformation
- Proof Of The Tensorial Property Of The Components Of Strain
- Traction And Components Of Stress Acting On A Plane Of
- A Particle Of A Body
- Proof Of The Tensorial Property Of The Components Of Stress
- Properties Of The Strain And Stress Tensors
- Components Of Displacement For A General Rigid Body
- Motion Of A Particle
- The Compatibility Equations
- Measurement Of Strain
- The Requirements For Equilibrium Of The Particles Of A Body
- Cylindrical Coordinates
- Strain–Displacement Relations In Cylindrical Coordinates
- The Equations Of Compatibility In Cylindrical Coordinates
- The Equations Of Equilibrium In Cylindrical Coordinates
- Problems
- Stress–Strain Relations
- Introduction
- The Uniaxial Tension Or Compression Test Performed
- In An Environment Of Constant Temperature
- Strain Energy Density And Complementary Energy Density For
- Elastic Materials Subjected To Uniaxial Tension Or Compression
- Effect Of Pressure, Rate Of Loading And Temperature
- On The Response Of Materials Subjected To Uniaxial
- States Of Stress
Models Of Idealized Time-Independent Stress–Strain
- Relations For Uniaxial States Of Stress
- Stress–Strain Relations For Elastic Materials Subjected
- To Three-Dimensional States Of Stress
- Stress–Strain Relations Of Linearly Elastic Materials
- Subjected To Three-Dimensional States Of Stress
- Stress–Strain Relations For Orthotropic, Linearly
- Elastic Materials
- Stress–Strain Relations For Isotropic, Linearly
- Elastic Materials Subjected To Three-Dimensional
- States Of Stress
- Strain Energy Density And Complementary Energy
- Density Of A Particle Of A Body Subjected To External
- Forces In An Environment Of Constant Temperature
- Thermodynamic Considerations Of Deformation Processes
- Involving Bodies Made From Elastic Materials
- Linear Response Of Bodies Made From Linearly
- Elastic Materials
- Time–Dependent Stress-Strain Relations
- The Creep And The Relaxation Tests
- Yield And Failure Criteria
- Yield Criteria For Materials Subjected To Triaxial
- States Of Stress In An Environment Of Constant Temperature
- The Von Mises Yield Criterion
Failure Of Structures — Factor Of Safety For Design
- The Maximum Normal Component Of Stress Criterion
- For Fracture Of Bodies Made From A Brittle, Isotropic,
- Linearly Elastic Material
- The Mohr’s Fracture Criterion For Brittle Materials Subjected To
- States Of Plane Stress
- Formulation And Solution Of Boundary Value
- Problems Using The Linear Theory Of Elasticity
- Introduction
- Boundary Value Problems For Computing The Displacement
- And Stress Fields Of Solid Bodies On The Basis Of The
- Assumption Of Small Deformation
- Methods For Finding Exact Solutions For Boundary Value
- Problems In The Linear Theory Of Elasticity
- Solution Of Boundary Value Problems For Computing
- The Displacement And Stress Fields Of Prismatic Bodies
- Made From Homogeneous, Isotropic, Linearly Elastic Materials
- Problems An Environment Of Constant Temperature
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- Why Is Classical Mechanics Important In Engineering
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