DE5302 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS 1
Level 5 Credits 15 Version July 2010
LEARNING TIME
|
Indicative Directed Hours |
Self Directed Hours |
Total Hours |
|
90 |
60 |
150 |
RECOMMENDED PRE-REQUISITE
DE4302 Mechanics
RECOMMENDED CO-REQUISITE
Nil
AIM/PURPOSE
To develop an understanding of the essential elements of strengths of materials.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
On successful completion of this course, the student should be able to:
1. Demonstrate an understanding of complex states of stress and the effects of dynamic loadings on a mechanical system.
2. Design jointing systems.
3. Demonstrate an understanding of beam failure modes and calculate deflections and shear stresses.
4. Calculate failure loads for concentrically loaded columns.
INDICATIVE CONTENT
- Load factors, factors of safety, concepts of limit state design
- Two-dimensional stress analysis, stress equations and Mohr’s circle,
- Failure theories,
- Stress concentration,
- Fatigue, normal stress only, stress concentrations
- Thermal strain, induced stress and strain,
- Strain measurement, strain circles, principal stress calculation
- FEA
- Impact loading, linear and rotational
- Joining of materials, bolts, welds, glue, joint configurations
- Beam failure modes
- Shear stress distribution in beams,
- Beam deflection by superposition
- Columns, short, intermediate, long columns, centric loading, failure modes
