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How to be successful in Mechanics of MaterialsWhy doing your homework is important
How to Raise Your Score by one Letter Grade, Maybe More
Chapter 2:
Chapter 2 Problems
How to Access My Tegrity Videos for Hints and Worked Out Homework Problems
How to Opt Out of the Redshelf E-book edition of the Course Text
Detailed Statics Example Problems
Examples of Structures that may be on your Exam I and other examsExample Problems for Indeterminate Axial Loading Problems
Figure for Development of Shear Stress from Torsion
Example for Indeterminate Torsion, Materials in Series (3 segments)
Example for Shear and Moment Diamgram with Triangular Distributed Load
Solutions for 6.3-25 and 6.4-1 from 3rd Edition Craig
Example Problem for Mohr's Circle of Stress (2-D)
Example Problem for Pressure Vessels
Exam Cover Page--Please review before taking your exams (see "sticky notes" on the document)
Homework Handout--Centroids and Moments of Inertia
Moments of Inertia of Common Sections
Homework Handout--Combined Loading
Appendix C of textbook missing from some CD-ROMs
Appendix G of textbook missing from some CD-ROMs
Answers to odd problems, 3rd edition Craig
Note: This is a zip format file. On a PC, right click and select extract or uncompress.
Once uncompressed, the files are in PDF format. Caution: I have noticed that not
all of the answers are correct.
Videos:
How to Access My Tegrity Videos for Hints and Worked Out Homework Problems
Videos:
Notes:
The format is Microsoft Windows Media Player Version 9.0
These files are large, and should probably only be used with a high-speed internet connection.
In Part 1: I compute (50 - 100)/2 and say +25. I correct this mistake later in the video.
If you cannot watch the video, the wording of the problem is the same as problem 8.5-13 plus 8.6-1
in the textbook.Mohr's Circle Example:
Part 1: The Basics
Part 2: The Principal Stress State
Part 3: The Maximum In-plane Shearing Stress State
Part 4: The Absolute Maximum Shearing StressColumn End Conditions:
End Conditions and Effective Lengths