Elements of Engineering Mechanics & Strength of Materials [ Through Example Problems]
Authors:
Dr. Avadhesh Khare,
Dr. S.S Chauhan,
Format: Paperback | Genre : Engineering | Other Book Detail
Format: Paperback | Genre : Engineering | Other Book Detail
- The FOUR characteristics of the vector FORCE are Magnitude, Line of action,
Direction and point of application.
- In a system of non-concurrent coplanar forces the three equations of
equilibrium can be represented as ΣX = 0 ; ΣY= 0 ; ΣM = 0, where x and Y axes are
usually taken as mutually perpendicular (although, it is not necessarily
required)
- OR ΣX = 0 ; ΣM = 0; ΣM = 0 (line AB is NOT perpendicular to direction x) A B
- OR ΣM = 0 ; ΣM = 0 ; ΣM = 0 (A,B,C are NOT collinear) A B C
- Sum of moments of a force system about a point is equal to the moment of
resultant taken at that point, is the statement of VARIGNON THEOREM.
- Isolated view of a body (or a part/group of bodies) showing all the external
forces acting on it, is called FREE BODY DIAGRAM of that body.
- LAW OF TRIANGLE OF FORCES states that if three coplanar forces acting on a
body are in equilibrium, then these forces can be represented by the sides of a
triangle taken in order.
- The point of application of a force may be shifted to any point along its line of
action without changing its effect on the equilibrium status of the body, is
called LAW OF TRANSMISSIBILITY OF FORCES
- The action of a given system of forces on a body will not change if we add to or
subtract from them another system of forces in equilibrium, is known as
PRINCIPLE OF SUPERPOSITION
- A body not connected with other bodies and which can be displaced from
any given position in any direction is called an ISOLATED BODY
- Coefficient of friction is the ratio of limiting force of friction to the weight of
the body
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