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Timothy A. Philpot - Mechanics of materials _ an integrated learning system-John Wiley (2017)

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Q

Q section property, 327–332, 338, 347

R

Radial displacement, 606

Radial interference, 609

Radial stress, 132, 587, 591, 600–601,

603–605, 607

Radius of curvature, defined, 239

Radius of gyration, defined, 673

Ramp function, 225

Rankine’s theory, 662

Recovery, elastic, 50

Redundant reactions, 446

Redundants, 446–447, 461–463

Released beam, 446–447, 461–465

Reliability analysis, 78

Residual strain, 50

Residual stress, 697

Resistance, in LRFD, 77

Resistance strain gage, 555–556

Resultant stress, 532–533, 535

Rigid bar, defined, 32

Rigid-body displacement, defined, 29

Rigid element, defined, 4

Rigidity, modulus of

defined, 56, 138

relationship to elastic modulus, 57, 562

for selected materials, table, 825–827

Roller supports, defined, 194

Rosette analysis, 555–557

Rotation, angle of, 411

rpm, defined, 162

S

Safety, factor of, 68–69

in AISC column formulas, 697–698

Saint-Venant’s Principle, 84–85, 135,

143, 283

Saint-Venant’s theory of torsion, 186

Secant formula, 690–695, 707

Second moment of area, 139, 243, 790, 794

Section modulus, 245, 255, 260, 265–268

Section plane, defined, 2

Serviceability limit states, 81

Service loads, defined, 68

Shear, direct

double, 9

punching, 11–12

single, 8

Shear area, 8

Shear center

for channel section, 374–382

defined, 373–374

852

for sections consisting of two rectangles,

384–385

for semi-circular section, 383–384

Shear coupling coefficients, 577

Shear flow

in built-up beams, 346–352

in closed sections, 189–191, 362–363

due to torsion, 189–191

in thin-walled sections, 359–362

in thin-walled tubes, 189–191

Shear force

defined, 7–8

diagrams, 196–204, 205–220, 224–234

equations for, 829

relationship to load and bending

moment, 205–211

Shear-force diagram, 196–204, 205–220,

224–234

Shear key, 10–11

Shear modulus

defined, 56

relationship to elastic modulus,

57, 562

for selected materials, table, 825–826

Shear strain, 30, 37–38, 541–546

absolute maximum, 547–548, 557

maximum in-plane, 547–548

relationship to shear stress, 56, 562

sign convention for, 38, 544–545

torsional

in circular sections, 137–138

in noncircular sections, 187

transformation equations, 543–544

Shear stress

absolute maximum, 504–505,

526–527, 537

direct shear, 7–9

equality on perpendicular planes, 24,

482–483

horizontal, 327–329, 331–332,

338–339, 621

in circular sections, 338

in flanged sections, 338–339

in rectangular sections, 331–332

maximum, 566, 602, 608

maximum in-plane, 502–505

nominal, 183

out-of-plane, 586–587

relationship to shear strain, 56, 562

sign convention for, 493

strain-energy density for, 719–720

in thin-walled sections, 355–359

torsional

in circular sections, 138–139

in noncircular sections, 186–191

transformation equations, 491–492

transverse, 328, 331–332, 338–339,

621, 623

in circular sections, 338

in flanged sections, 338–339

in rectangular sections, 331–332

Short columns, 675, 697, 698

Shrink-fit, 609

Sign convention

for angle of twist, 144

for axial deformation, 86

for beam deflections, 394

for bending moments, 196, 244

for curvature, 240

for flexural strain, 240

for internal bending moment, 196, 244

for internal shear force, 196

for internal torques, 143–144

for Mohr’s circle (stress), 515

for normal strains, 31, 544–545

for normal stresses, 3, 481, 493

for shear-force and bending-moment

diagrams, 196

for shear strains, 38, 544–545

for shear stresses, 493, 515

for torsional rotation angles, 144

Significant digits, 3–4

Similar triangles, 33, 96, 108, 111, 123

Simple beam, defined, 194–195

Simply supported beam

deflection formulas, 822

Simply supported beam, defined, 194–195

Single shear, defined, 8

Singularity functions, 224

for concentrated forces, 225–226

for concentrated moments, 225–226

Slenderness ratio, defined, 673, 675, 685

Snow load, 67

Spherical pressure vessels, 586–588

Stable beam, 446

Stable equilibrium, 667–671

State of stress, defined, 481

Statically indeterminate members

with axial loads, 103–115, 119–126

with flexural loads, 445–452, 461–472

with elastic supports, 468–472

by integration methods, 447–452

by superposition methods, 461–472

using discontinuity functions, 454–459

with torsional loads, 166–180

Stem, defined, 255

Step function, 224–225

Strain

absolute maximum shear, 547–548, 557

axial, 31, 56, 86–87, 659

compressive, 31

defined, 30

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