ENGINEERING MECHANICS:
Lesson Plan:
No of class
|
Topics to be Covered
|
1
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Introduction to Engineering Mechanics, Applications of
Mechanics in day to day life.
|
2
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Classification of Mechanics - Statics / Dynamics,
Definition of force, Vector Notation, components of the force
|
3
|
Law of Transmissibility of force, Resultant,
equilibrant
|
4
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Resultant of concurrent force system, triangle law of
force addition, polygon law of force addition
|
5, 6, 7
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Problems on
Resultant of concurrent forces
|
8
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Moment of the
force and its application
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9
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Varignon’s theorem,
Problems
|
10
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Couple and
equivalent force couple system
|
11,12
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Resultant of
Parallel force and problems
|
13
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Resultant of non
concurrent non parallel forces
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14 to 18
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Problems
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19, 20
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Forces in space,
resultant of concurrent forces in space
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Topics:
1. Introduction
a.
Definition
b.
Group
of Mechanics
i. Classical / Newtonian
Mechanics
ii. Relativistic
Mechanics
iii. Quantum Mechanics /
Wave Mechanics
2. Classification of Mechanics
a.
Mechanics
of Solids
i. Mechanics
of Rigid Body
1.
Statics
2.
Dynamics
a.
Kinematics
b.
Kinetics
ii. Mechanics of Deformable
Body
1.
Theory
of Elasticity
2.
Theory
of Plasticity
b.
Mechanics
of Fluids
3. Basic Terminologies
a.
Mass
b.
Time
c.
Space
d.
Length
e.
Displacement
f.
Velocity
g.
Acceleration
h.
Momentum
i.
Continuum
j.
Rigid
Body
k.
Particle
4. Laws of Mechanics
a.
Newton’s
First Law
b.
Newton’s
Second Law
c.
Newton’s
Third Law
d.
Newton’s
Law of Gravitation
e.
Law
of Transmissibility of Forces
f.
Parallelogram
law of forces
g.
Derived
Laws
5. Units
a.
Unit
of Forces
i. MKS
ii. FPS
iii. SI
b.
Unit
of Constant of Gravitation
c.
Scalar
vs Vector
6. Characteristics of a Force
7. Forces
a.
Coplanar
or Non-coplanar
b.
Concurrent
or Non-concurrent
c.
Parallel
or Non-parallel
8. System of Forces
a.
Coplanar
(2-D)
i. Collinear
ii. Concurrent
iii. Parallel
iv. Non-concurrent
Non-parallel
b.
Non-coplanar
(Space or 3-D)
i. Concurrent
ii. Parallel
iii. Non-concurrent Non-parallel
9. Resultant of System of Forces
a.
Coplanar
Concurrent Force System
i. Resolution of Forces
ii. Composition of
Concurrent Forces by Method of Resolution
b.
Coplanar
Non-concurrent System
i. Moment of a Force
ii. Varignon’s Theorem
iii. Couple
iv. Resolution of Force
into a Force and a Couple
v. Resultant of Force
Systems
vi. X and Y intercepts of
Resultant
c.
Concurrent
Force System in Space
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