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Principles of Solid Mechanics


Edition: 1st
Author(s): Richards, Jr.; Rowland
ISBN10:  0849301149
ISBN13:  9780849301148
Format:  Hardcover
Pub. Date:  12/12/2000
Publisher(s): CRC

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SummaryTable of Contents
A civil and mechanical engineering textbook giving an in-depth treatment of the application of the full-range theory of deformable solids for analysis and design. Incorporates design with experimental observation into the analysis, focusing on basic applications and concepts. Includes thought-provoking questions and problems. DLC: Mechanics, Applied.
Introduction
1(22)
Types of Linearity
1(4)
Linear Shapes---The ``Elastic Line''
1(1)
Linear Displacement (Plane Sections)
2(1)
Linear Stress Strain Behavior (Hooke's Law)
3(1)
Geometric Linearity
4(1)
Linear Tangent Transformation
4(1)
Displacements---Vectors and Tensors
5(1)
Finite Linear Transformation
6(3)
Symmetric and Asymmetric Components
9(4)
Asymmetric Transformation
9(1)
Symmetric Transformation
10(3)
Principal or Eigenvalue Representation
13(4)
Field Theory
17(2)
Problems and Questions
19(4)
Strain and Stress
23(42)
Deformation (Relative Displacement)
23(1)
The Strain Tensor
24(4)
The Stress Tensor
28(2)
Components at an Arbitrary Orientation (Tensor Transformation)
30(7)
Invariants and Principal Orientation
33(4)
Isotropic and Deviatoric Components
37(2)
Principal Space and the Octahedral Representation
39(3)
Two-Dimensional Stress or Strain
42(4)
Mohr's Circle for a Plane Tensor
46(4)
Mohr's Circle in Three Dimensions
50(3)
Equilibrium of a Differential Element
53(2)
Other Orthogonal Coordinate Systems
55(4)
Cylindrical Coordinates (r, &thetas;, z)
57(1)
Spherical Coordinates (r, &thetas;, &phis;)
58(1)
Plane Polar Coordinates (r, &thetas;)
58(1)
Summary
59(2)
Problems and Questions
61(4)
Stress-Strain Relationships (Rheology)
65(34)
Linear Elastic Behavior
65(7)
Linear Viscous Behavior
72(2)
Simple Viscoelastic Behavior
74(6)
Fitting Laboratory Data with Viscoelastic Models
80(3)
Elastic-Viscoelastic Analogy
83(3)
Elasticity and Plasticity
86(1)
Yield of Ductile Materials
87(3)
Yield (Slip) of Brittle Materials
90(3)
Problems and Questions
93(6)
Strategies for Elastic Analysis and Design
99(28)
Rational Mechanics
99(2)
Boundary Conditions
101(1)
Tactics for Analysis
102(3)
Direct Determination of Displacements
102(1)
Direct Determination of Stresses
103(2)
St. Venant's Principle
105(1)
Two-Dimensional Stress Formulation
106(2)
Types of Partial Differential Field Equations
108(1)
Properties of Elliptic Equations
109(3)
The Conjugate Relationship Between Mean Stress and Rotation
112(8)
The Deviatoric Field and Photoelasticity
120(3)
Solutions by Potentials
123(1)
Problems and Questions
124(3)
Linear Free Fields
127(18)
Isotropic Stress
127(1)
Uniform Stress
128(2)
Geostatic Fields
130(3)
Uniform Acceleration of the Half-space
133(2)
Pure Bending of Prismatic Bars
135(5)
Pure Bending of Plates
140(2)
Problems and Questions
142(3)
Two-Dimensional Solutions for Straight and Circular Beams
145(36)
The Classic Stress-Function Approach
145(1)
Airy's Stress Function in Cartesian Coordinates
146(2)
Polynomial Solutions and Straight Beams
148(9)
Polar Coordinates and Airy's Stress Function
157(5)
Simplified Analysis of Curved Beams
162(3)
Pure bending of a Beam of Circular Arc
165(6)
Circular Beams with End Loads
171(3)
Concluding Remarks
174(1)
Problems and Questions
175(6)
Ring, Holes, and Inverse Problems
181(62)
Lames Solution for Rings under Pressure
181(6)
Small Circular Holes in Plates, Tunnels, and Inclusions
187(11)
Isotropic Field
187(7)
Deviatoric Field
194(3)
General Biaxial Field
197(1)
Harmonic Holes and the Inverse Problem
198(5)
Design Condition
198(5)
Harmonic Holes for Free Fields
203(10)
Harmonic Holes for Biaxial Fields
203(6)
Harmonic Holes for Gradient Fields
209(4)
Neutral Holes
213(7)
Solution Tactics for Neutral Holes---Examples
220(13)
Isotropic Field
222(1)
Deviatoric Field
223(2)
General Biaxial Field
225(1)
Gradient Fields with an Isotropic Component
226(3)
Summary
229(4)
Rotating Disk and Rings
233(5)
Disk of Constant Thickness
233(3)
Variable Thickness and the Inverse Problem
236(2)
Problems and Questions
238(5)
Wedges and the Half-Space
243(48)
Concentrated Loadings at the Apex
243(8)
Uniform Loading Cases
251(5)
Uniform Loading over a Finite Width
256(1)
Nonuniform Loadings on the Half-Space
257(2)
Line Loads within the Half-Space
259(2)
Diametric Loading of a Circular Disk
261(2)
Wedges with Constant Body Forces
263(7)
Corner Effects---Eigenfunction Strategy
270(2)
Problems and Questions
272(19)
Torsion
291(30)
Elementary (Linear) Solution
291(1)
St. Venant's Formulation (Noncircular Cross-Sections)
292(5)
Solutions by St. Venant
295(2)
Prandtl's Stress Function
297(4)
Membrane Analogy
301(6)
Thin-Walled Tubes of Arbitrary Shape
307(4)
Hydrodynamic Analogy and Stress Concentration
311(4)
Problems and Questions
315(6)
Concepts of Plasticity
321(26)
Plastic Material Behavior
321(2)
Plastic Structural Behavior
323(1)
Plasticity Field Equations
324(2)
Example---Thick Ring
326(3)
Limit Load by a ``Work'' Calculation
329(3)
Theorems of Limit Analysis
332(1)
The Lower-Bound Theorem
332(3)
The Upper-Bound Theorem
335(2)
Example---The Bearing Capacity (Indentation) Problem
337(4)
Circular Mechanisms
337(2)
Sliding Block Mechanisms
339(2)
Problems and Questions
341(6)
One-Dimensional Plasticity for Design
347(42)
Plastic Bending
347(5)
Plastic ``Hinges''
352(2)
Limit Load (Collapse) of Beams
354(3)
Limit Analysis of Frames and Arches
357(4)
Limit Analysis of Plates
361(8)
Plastic Torsion
369(6)
Sand-Hill and Roof Analogies
370(2)
Sections with Holes and Keyways
372(3)
Combined Torsion with Tension and/or Bending
375(3)
Problems and Questions
378(11)
Slip-Line Analysis
389(48)
Mohr-Coulomb Criterion (Revisited)
389(5)
Lateral ``Pressures'' and the Retaining Wall Problem
394(5)
Graphic Analysis and Minimization
399(3)
Slip-Line Theory
402(3)
Purely Cohesive Materials (&phis; = 0)
405(2)
Weightless Material (γ = 0)
407(1)
Retaining Wall Solution for &phis; = 0 (EPS Material)
408(4)
Comparison to the Coulomb Solution (&phis; = 0)
412(2)
Other Special Cases: Slopes and Footings (&phis; = 0)
414(3)
Solutions for Weightless Mohr-Coulomb Materials
417(5)
The General Case
422(3)
An Approximate ``Coulomb Mechanism''
425(5)
Problems and Questions
430(7)
Index 437

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