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9780582431652

Structural Mechanics

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  • ISBN13:

    9780582431652

  • ISBN10:

    0582431654

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-11-01
  • Publisher: Addison-Wesley Longman Ltd

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Summary

Structural Mechanics , has become established as a classic text on the theory of structures and design methods of structural members. The book clearly and logically presents the subject's basic principles, keeping the mathematical content to its essential minimum.The sixth edition has been revised to take into account changes in standards, and clarifies the content with updated design examples and a new setting of the text. The original simplicity of the mathematical treatment has been maintained, while more emphasis has been placed on the relevance of structural mechanics to the process of structural design, analysis, materials, and loads on buildings and structures according to the current British Standards and European codes of practice.The initial chapters of the book deal with the concept of loads and theireffects on structural materials and elements in terms of stress and strain. The significance of the shape of the cross-sectionof structural elements is then considered. The book finishes with the design of simple structural elements such as beams, columns, rafters, portal frames, dome frames and gravity retaining walls.

Author Biography

H. Al Nageim is a Chartered Engineer and a Reader in Structural Engineering at Liverpool John Moores University. He is a Fellow of the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing.

Table of Contents

List of tables
ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgements xiii
Guide to the book xiv
Symbols and abbreviations xvii
Part 1 Behaviour of structures
Introduction
3(15)
Structural mechanics
3(1)
Structural design
3(3)
Design methods and design philosophies
6(4)
Characteristic strength and design strength of materials
10(3)
Mathematical models
13(1)
Forces
14(3)
Exercises
17(1)
Loads on buildings and structures
18(18)
Introduction
18(1)
Load types
18(6)
Characteristic load
24(1)
Design loads and partial factors of safety
24(1)
Load combinations
24(10)
Exercises
34(2)
Concurrent coplanar forces
36(15)
Triangle of forces
36(2)
Parallelogram of forces
38(2)
Rectangular components
40(3)
Polygon of forces
43(3)
Exercises
46(5)
Non-concurrent coplanar forces
51(18)
The link polygon
53(3)
Application of the link polygon
56(6)
Exercises
62(7)
Moments of forces
69(21)
Measurement of moments
70(5)
Conditions of equilibrium
75(2)
Resultant of parallel forces
77(2)
Couples
79(1)
Beam reactions
80(5)
Exercises
85(5)
Framed structures
90(27)
Perfect, imperfect and redundant pin-jointed frames
90(3)
Graphical solutions for frames -- force diagrams
93(9)
Calculation methods for frames
102(11)
Exercises
113(4)
Construction materials
117(27)
General
117(1)
Suitability for use
118(2)
Steel, concrete and timber as construction materials
120(8)
Stress
128(4)
Strain
132(1)
Elasticity
133(3)
Behaviour of steel in tension -- yield point
136(2)
Strength of materials and factor of safety
138(1)
Stresses in composite members -- modular ratio
139(2)
Exercises
141(3)
Shear force and bending moment
144(26)
Shear force
144(3)
Bending moment
147(2)
Shear force and bending moment diagrams
149(16)
Exercises
165(5)
Properties of sections
170(27)
The centre of gravity or centroid
170(6)
Moment of inertia
176(13)
Exercise
189(8)
Part 2 Understanding structural design
Introduction to structural stability, durability and environmental conditions
197(5)
General
197(1)
Structures and environmental conditions
197(1)
Assessment of structural safety and risk at the design stage
197(1)
Design for durability and sustainability
198(1)
Corrosion of steel bars in reinforced concrete elements and members
199(1)
Why corrosion takes place and what it means in terms of chemical reactions
199(2)
Exercises
201(1)
Simple beam design
202(29)
The general theory of bending
202(5)
Elastic section modulus -- symmetrical sections
207(6)
Elastic section modulus -- non-symmetrical sections
213(6)
Limit state design
219(3)
Exercises
222(9)
Beams of two materials
231(19)
Flitch beams
231(4)
Reinforced concrete beams
235(1)
Basis of design -- elastic theory method
236(7)
Basis of design -- load factor method
243(2)
Basis of design -- limit state design
245(3)
Exercises
248(2)
Deflection of beams
250(12)
Factors affecting deflection
250(2)
Derivation of deflection formulae
252(6)
Span/depth ratios
258(1)
Deflection of reinforced concrete beams
259(1)
Exercises
260(2)
Axially loaded columns
262(18)
Design factors
263(10)
Reinforced concrete columns
273(6)
Exercises
279(1)
Connections
280(15)
Riveting and bolting
280(9)
High strength friction grip bolts
289(1)
Welding
290(2)
Exercises
292(3)
Addition of direct and bending stresses
295(11)
Exercises
303(3)
Portal frames and arches
306(17)
Portal frames
306(2)
Arches
308(2)
Portal frame analysis
310(10)
Analysis of ribbed dome structure
320(1)
Exercises
321(2)
Gravity retaining walls
323(19)
Horizontal forces -- wind pressure
323(1)
Horizontal forces -- liquid pressure
324(1)
Horizontal forces -- soil pressure
325(2)
Modes of failure -- sliding
327(2)
Modes of failure -- overturning
329(1)
Modes of failure -- overstressing
330(9)
Exercises
339(3)
Computer software 342(1)
Answers to exercises 343(14)
Bibliography 357(1)
Index 358

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