Mechanics II: Mechanics of Materials +
James W Dally,Robert J Bonenberger,William F Fourney
Mechanics II: Mechanics of Materials +
James W Dally,Robert J Bonenberger,William F Fourney
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This book is one of the two textbooks that support an integrated course offering for Statics and Mechanics of Materials. Hopefully the integration of the topics of these two closely related courses will make the learning experience for the students easier and more meaningful. The content in the Mechanics II (Mechanics of Materials) is a revision of a part of the content in a book titled Design Analysis of Structural Elements published several years ago. The book titled Design Analysis of Structural Elements was too long and too heavy. It required a supplement for the homework exercises. The textbook for Mechanics I (Statics) published in 2013 was also drawn from part of the content in Design Analysis of Structural Elements. Both, Statics ++ and Mechanics of Materials + published in 2015, have been revised by reorganization of materials based on reactions of instructors and students.
The Statics course provides the first exposure of engineering students to the study of mechanics. While Statics is a relatively simple subject, many students find it difficult, and they often perform far below our expectations. In an effort to improve the curriculum, the Keystone instructors at the University of Maryland have been working to enhance the student’s learning experience when studying the courses in mechanics. The Statics ++ and Mechanics of Materials + textbooks indicate some of the changes in the philosophy adopted by the faculty, when presenting the subject matter traditionally offered in introductory mechanics courses.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 REVIEW OF STATICS
CHAPTER 2 AXIALLY LOADED STRUCTURAL MEMBERS
CHAPTER 3 BUCKLING OF COLUMNS
CHAPTER 4 TORSION OF STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS
CHAPTER 5 STRESSES IN BEAMS
CHAPTER 6 DEFLECTION OF BEAMS
CHAPTER 7 STATICALLY INDETERMINATE MEMBERS
CHAPTER 8 STRESS STATES AND TRANSFORMATIONS
CHAPTER 9 STRESS CONCENTRATIONS
CHAPTER 10 ENERGY METHODS
CHAPTER 11 FRACTURE MECHANICS
APPENDIX A Wire and Sheet Metal Gages
APPENDIX B1 Physical Properties of Common Structural Materials
APPENDIX B2 Tensile Properties of Common Structural Materials
APPENDIX B3 Tensile Properties of Non Metallic Materials
APPENDIX C GEOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF ROLLED STEEL SHAPES
APPENDIX D EQUATIONS FOR DEFLECTION OF BEAMS
APPENDIX E PROPERTIES OF AREAS
LABORATORY REPORTS
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