Chapter 1 Introduction... (SOM-201)
Chapter 1 Introduction... (SOM-201)
Mechanics of Solids
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Review of Statics
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Structures
• This course is concerned with structures.
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Structures
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Trusses
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Trusses
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Tall Structures
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Roofs
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Legs
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How to solve problems:
1. Good sketches.
• Labelled coordinate system.
• Labelled dimensions and forces.
2. Show your thought process.
3. Follow all conventions.
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How to solve problems...
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Concept of Force
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Concept of Force
• Newton’s First Law:
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Concept of force
• An apple drops to earth from a tree.
• The braking parachutes of MIG-29
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Concept of Force
• Changing direction
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Concept of Force
• Object in a circular path
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Concept of Force
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Concept of Force
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Concept of Force
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Concept of Force
Third Law:
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Concept of Force
Consequence of the Third Law:
• Forces always exist in pairs, with two
bodies involved in it.
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Concept of Force
• Contact forces
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Concept of Force
Forces at a distance
• Gravitational forces
• Electrostatic forces
• Magnetic forces
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Concept of a Rigid Body
• Most bodies deform.
Bar
● ●
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Unit Systems
MLT system:
Force = mass×acceleration
kg
m/s2
N
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Transmissibility of Forces
● ●● ●
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Resultant of Forces
• Law of Parallelogram of forces:
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Resultant of Forces
• Triangle of forces of forces:
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Resolving a force
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Force as a Vector
F = Fx i + Fy j Fy F
F = Fx i + Fy j + F z k
Fx
y Fx
x F = Fy
z Fz
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Addition of Forces
F1 = Fx1 i + Fy1 j
F2 = Fx2 i + Fy2 j
Rx F1x F2 x 0 F4 x
Ry F1 y F2 y F3 y F4 y
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Turning Effect of a Force: Moments
F
d
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Moment is a Vector
F
●
r
M = r× F
Right-Hand Rule
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Example
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Determining Moments in 2D
• Right Hand Rule:
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Equilibrium
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Equilibrium
• System does not accelerate
• Consequence of first law
No net force.
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Is That Enough?
For a particle: ∑F = 0
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Equilibrium
∑F = 0
∑ Fx = 0; ∑ Fy = 0; ∑ Fz = 0
∑M = 0
∑ Mx = 0; ∑ My = 0; ∑ Mz = 0
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Free-body Diagrams
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Free-Body Diagrams (FBD)
• A free-body diagram of a structure or a part of
the structure removed from its support.
• It shows all the (external) forces acting on that
part of the structure.
• The supports are replaced by the forces that the
supports apply on the structure.
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Free-Body Diagram (FBD)
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Free-Body Diagrams (FBD)...
Tension in the rope ??
T
T=W
W
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Free-Body Diagrams (FBD)...
∑F = 0 ? = 250 N
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Free-Body Diagrams (FBD)...
Tension ?
T
250 N 250 N 300 N
T = 800 N
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Lifting Pulley Block
T
TT
T T = W/4
Mechanical
Advantage
W
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Oil-Well Drill T
W1
Staging?
W2
F21 = − F12 F2
F1, F2, F3 must
F31 = − F13 be in ≡m
2
F23 = − F32
F21 F23
F12 F31
3
1 F13 F31
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Equilibrium: System of Particles..
F2 F , F , F must
1 12 13
be in ≡m.
2
F21 F23
F12 F31
3
1 F13 F31
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A Two-Force Member
Any object with two forces acting on it will be in
equilibrium only if the two force are equal,
opposite and act in line.
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A Two-Force Member
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Two-Force Members...
F F
F F
F
F
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A Two-Force Member...
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A Three-Force Member
• Co-planar
• Concurrent
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Restraints or Supports
Simply supported:
No moment.
Only reaction • Cannot translate,
force. • Can rotate.
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Simply Supported
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Simply Supported...
Roller
Pinned
Support:
Support:
Normal
Reaction
reaction
could be
only.
inclined.
(2DoF)
(1DoF)
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Step Ladder
FRICTION
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Leaning Ladder
RH2 RH2X4 – 600X0.5 = 0
or RH2 = 75 N
4m Or, N
RV1
600 N y
RH1 x
1m z
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Additional Reference
http://web.mst.edu/~mecmovie/index.ht
ml
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Truss
3m
θ
cosθ = 4/5,
sinθ = 3/5
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Method of Joints
Symmetry:
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Method of Joints
FFG
∑FV = RB,V +(3/5)FFC = 0
or, RB,V = - (3/5)FFC = + 7.5 kN
∑FH = -(4/5)FFC - FFG = 0
or, FFG = - (4 /5)FFC = 10 kN
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Clamped Support
While in the
pinned support,
the member is
restrained from
translating, in the
clamped
support, the
member cannot
even rotate.
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Clamped Support...
x
x
x
• Cannot translate,
• Cannot rotate.
No DoF at all.
Also called built-in support
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Clamped Support...
P
Fy
Fx
Mz
y Statically determinate
x
z
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An Example: Pinned Truss
C D
20 kN
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An Example: Pinned Truss...
B
B
A two-force member
D
C D FBD,D
20 kN
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An Example: Pinned Truss...
F2
B
F1 D
20 kN
C D ∑Fy = 0
20 kN
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Another Truss
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Another Truss
- 200 C
- 213 C
70.7 T
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Another Truss
- 213 C
150 T
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Another Truss
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Another Example of Two-Force
Members
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Two-Bar Assembly
60o 30o
F1cos30o – F2cos60o = 0
F1sin30o + F2sin60o – 500 = 0
500 N
F1 = 125 N; F2 = 433 N
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Segmented Axial Bar
10 kN 10 kN 10 kN
10 kN
10 kN 10 kN
10 kN
10 kN 10 kN
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