Download Udemy – Engineering Mechanics: Statics 2020-6

Description

Engineering Mechanics: Statics, the statics training course for mechanical engineering has been published by Udemy Academy. Statics is usually one of the first mechanical engineering courses taught in university programs. This topic is related to objects that are either at rest or moving at a constant speed. static It is important in developing problem solving skills and teaches you the properties of forces and objects and their reactions to each other. You learn how to analyze problems, extract important information, and then solve them. One of the most important aspects of this course is the use of free-body diagrams.

Free-body diagrams (FBDs) are used extensively in many engineering courses, and in this course you will perfect your FBD drawing skills. The contents and thought processes learned in this course will be very useful in any other content in which the relationships between objects are analyzed and mathematical concepts are used. Have you ever been in a class and been frustrated by the lack of complete examples? The teacher teaches Nymph in a way that he or she would prefer as a student. Handwritten notes, simple explanations and many examples at different levels. You will not find PowerPoint slides in this course.

Some of the topics we discuss below:

Lifting and fencing operations
Cartesian vectors
Representing a force along a line
Free body diagrams
2D and 3D equilibrium for particles and solids
Torque of forces
Torque of conjugate force
Detailed method and section method
The centrists
Moment of inertia

What you will learn

Solving two-dimensional and three-dimensional problems of equilibrium of rigid bodies
Find the equilibrium equation using forces and moments
Understand the difference between static and kinetic friction
Determining the moment of inertia of the body using integrated and combined methods
Calculation of moments and even moments using fences (numbers without direction) and vectors in 2D and 3D
Analysis of trusses and structures using the method of joints and sections
Calculation of the center of gravity or centroid of an object using integrated and combined methods
Understand the applications of vector multiplication and dot multiplication

Who is this course suitable for?

First and second year engineering students
People preparing for the Fundamentals of Engineering exam that require static review.
Anyone interested in learning basic mechanics