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MechMat 7: Normal Loading I – YouTube playlist
Mechanics of Materials – Session 7: Normal Loading
We discuss cases of normal loading in considering volumetric strain and dilatation, bulk modulus, and distributed axial loading.
Date: September 27, 2024
Notes
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Su 2024 In-class and Office Hours Notes
Fa2023 Session 7: MechMat – Normal Loading I – Instructional Slides
Fa 2023 In-class and Office Hours Notes
Su2023 Session 7: MechMat – Normal Loading I – Instructional Slides
Su 2023 In-class and Office Hours Notes
Sp2023 Session 7: MechMat – Normal Loading – Complete
Session 7: MechMat- Normal Loading – Colab IPython
Select Assigned Questions
Change in Length of a Side of a Cube under Hydrostatic Pressure
Correction: Please note that I accidentally used the bulk modulus of silicone rubber (66.7 GPa) instead of polycarbonate (2.6 GPa). I selected the wrong value from the table for Example 7.1 of the notes for Session 7. Thank you to students in the class, who pointed out my mistake.
Change in Length of a Hanging Bar under the Influence of Gravity
Distributed Force along a Blade Spinning with Constant Angular Velocity
Internal Axial Force along a Blade Spinning with Constant Angular Acceleration
Maximum Axial Stress in a Blade Spinning at Constant Velocity
Total Axial Displacement of a Spinning Blade with Constant Angular Velocity
Additional Videos
Date: June 5, 2024
Date: June 7, 2023
Date: September 26, 2023
Volumetric Strain for Tri – Axial Loading | Stresses and Strains | Strength of Materials |
This video (watch up to 8:50) derives an expression for volumetric strain.
Bulk Modulus of Elasticity and Compressibility
This video describes the bulk modulus of a material.
Watch up to 4:35.
Factor of Safety and its Importance
This video describes a designer’s perspective on factors of safety.
Watch up to 5:26.
Mechanics of Materials: Lesson 6 – Factor of safety Explained, Example Problem
This video describes factor of safety in terms of the allowable load divided by the actual load or the allowable stress divided by the actual stress.
Watch up to 4:50.
Online Text
lec13.pdf | Mechanics & Materials I | Mechanical Engineering | MIT OpenCourseWare
EngArc – L – Bulk Modulus and Dilation (engineeringarchives.com)
For complementary information, see our YouTube Channel and the Wikibook.
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