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STATICS (ME 211)

Fall 2016

Instructor: Dr. Muhammad Asif


Class Assistants: Engr. Samar (B)/TA
Engr. Abdul Latif (A) GA

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering


Introduction of Instructor
Education
B.Sc in Mechanical Engineering (UET LHR. 2002-2006)
M.Sc in Mechancal Engineering (Hanyang Uni. Korea 2008-2010)
PhD in Mechancal Engineering (Hanyang Uni. Korea 2012-2015)
Work Experience
- Project Engineer (Packages Ltd, BSPM Project)
- Lecturer ( HITEC University)
- Lecturer (IIU Islamabad)
- Assistant Professor (GIK), 3rd semester
Courses and Research
- Dynamics, Refrigeration and air-conditioning, Heat Transfer
- Process design, modeling and simulation
- IGCC (integrated gasification combine cycle)
- Coal gasification
- CO2 capture
Course Learning Objectives (CLOs)
 Students should be able to comprehend the force systems and calculate
its derivatives in form of components, moments, resultants etc. in 2D
and 3D.

 Students should know the laws of equilibrium and be able to apply


on statically determinate simplified real life problems in 2D and 3D.

 Students should be able to identify different structural 2-force and


multi-force members and be able to analyze the forces in them i.e. in
trusses and frames and machines.

 Students should know the basics of distributed forces and be able to


analyze internal and external effects on beams when subjected to
distributed loading

 Students should know the basics of dry friction in statics and dynamics
hence forth should be able to apply its laws on static wedges.
Course Book
R.C. Hibbeler; Engineering mechanics, Statics, 13th
Edition, Pearson, 2013.

Reference Book
 Engineering Mechanics, dynamics, J.L Meriam, L.G
Kraige; 6th edition, John wiley & Sons, 2006.
Course Contents
1. General Principles of Mechanics

2. Force Vectors:

3. Equilibrium of a particle:
Pre-midterm
4. Force System Resultants:

5. Equilibrium of a Rigid Body:

6. Structural Analysis:

7. Internal Forces:

8. Friction: Post-midterm
9. Center of Gravity and Centroid:

10. Moment of Inertia

11. Virtual Work:


Evaluation Methods

Quizzes 15%

Assignments 10%

Midterm Exam 30%

Final Exams 45%

Assignment session will be from the class lectures and problem


sheet.
Quiz will be unseen.
Quiz and Assignment Schedule for FME
Quizzes & Assignment Sessions

 Total 5 Quizzes & 5 Assignment Sessions

 Both quiz & assignment session will be conducted in one

sitting

 No retake / make-up for missed quizzes / assignments

 According to institute policy, 80% attendance is mandatory

 Leave Policy (Max. 09 absentees)


Teaching Methodology
Both slides and white board

Subjects is mostly related to MATH, problems, mostly

white board may be used.


Bring your notebooks, ballpoints and write down your

lecture
Class participation
Time Table

Time Table Fall 2016 Revised

A B A B

Monday 1030-1120 Monday

Tuesday 900-950 Tuesday 900-950 1130-1220

Wednesday 900-950 Wednesday 900-950

Thursday 900-950 1130-1220 Thursday 900-950 1130-1220

Friday 1000-1050 Friday 1000-1050


Engineering Mechanics
The study of how substances/bodies react to forces acting on

them
Mechanics of fluids

Mechanics of solids
Mechanics of Solids

Statics Dynamics

Kinematics Kinetics

STATICS

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