EN-3112 - Strength of Materials

The expected outcome is that the student... Supports STCW elements...

CHAPTER - Introduction - Concept of Stress

TOPIC - Shearing Stress

TOPIC - Shearing Stress

TOPIC - Stress on Oblique Plane

TOPIC - Factor of Safety

CHAPTER - Stress and Strain - Axial Loading

TOPIC - Stress Strain Diagram, Hooke's Law

TOPIC - Fatigue, Deformation

TOPIC - Statically Indeterminate Problems

TOPIC - Thermal Stress

TOPIC - Poisson's Ratio, Multiaxial Loading

TOPIC - Shearing Strain

TOPIC - Stress Concentration

CHAPTER - Torsion

TOPIC - Introduction - Stress in Elastic Range

TOPIC - Angle of Twist

TOPIC - Statically Indeterminate Shafts

TOPIC - Design of Transmission Shafts

TOPIC - Stress Concentration

CHAPTER - Bending

31D2.4.2

TOPIC - Pure Bending

TOPIC - Introduction - Stresses and Deformation in Elastic Rang

TOPIC - Stress Concentrations

TOPIC - Eccentric Loading

CHAPTER - Transverse Loading

TOPIC - Introduction - Shear in a Horizontal Plane

TOPIC - Shearing Stresses

TOPIC - Shear on an Arbitrary Longitudinal Cut

TOPIC - Shearing Stresses in Thin Walled Members

CHAPTER - Transformation of Stress and Strain

TOPIC - Mohr's Circle for Plane Stress

TOPIC - Stresses in Thin-Walled Pressure Vessels

CHAPTER - Design of Beams and Shafts for Strength

TOPIC - Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams

TOPIC - Introduction - Design of Prismatic Beams

TOPIC - Design of Prismatic Beams

CHAPTER - Deflection of Beams by Integration

TOPIC - Introduction - Equation of the Elastic Curve

TOPIC - Superposition

CHAPTER - Columns

TOPIC - Introduction - Euler's Formula for Pin-Ended Columns

TOPIC - Columns with Other End Conditions

LAB - Strength of Materials Laboratory

LAB - Materials under shear

  • understands the relationship between shear stress, load, shear area, and observe shear failure

31A1.1

LAB - Materials under tension

  • understands the relationship between tensile stress, load, shear area, and observe tensile failure
  • develops a stress-strain diagram and determine material propertise such as modulus of elasticity, ultimate and yield strength

31A1.1

LAB - Materials under torsion

  • understands the relationship between torque and angular deflection and geometry for different materials
  • determines the modulus of rigidity for various materials

31A1.1

LAB - Beam Deflection

  • measures the relation between load, deflection and geometry for simply supported rectangular beams
  • compares experimental results with beam theory

31A1.1
31D2.4.2

LAB - Strain

  • uses a strain gage to determine stress in cantilevered rectangular beams subjected to bending
  • calculates Poisson's ratio and Young's Modulus and compares with theoretical results

31A1.1
31D2.4.2

LAB - Buckling

  • investigates the buckling mode of failure and the relationship between load, constraints, geometry and failure load

31A1.1

EXAM - Midterm Exam

EXAM - Final Exam