SOM-Introduction.pdf
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This document provides an introduction to the course 19ME305-STRENGTH OF MATERIALS. It discusses how strength of materials is a branch of mechanics that deals with how solid bodies react to different types of forces and loading. The objective of studying strength of materials is that it is essential for the safe design of structures in fields like mechanical and civil engineering. It also lists some fundamental types of loading as tensile, compressive, shear, and bending forces. Finally, it outlines some important mechanical properties of materials that are relevant to strength of materials like strength, elasticity, plasticity, hardness, ductility, brittleness, and malleability.
SOM-Introduction.pdf
- 1. 19ME305-STRENGTH OF MATERIALS Dr.S.SURESH, Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, INTRODUCTION
- 3. TEXT BOOK
- 5. Sales Forecast and Budgeting Preparation of detailed drawing Production planning Production of Parts Quality control Dispatch to customers Product Life Cycle
- 6. STRENGTH OF MATERIALS – INTRODUCTION For Clear understanding of strength of material let us go little back and understand mechanics. Mechanics is the branch of science which deals with forces and it's effects on a body. In mechanics we study mechanics of solid and mechanics of fluids. Strength of materials (SOM) is a branch of mechanics that deals with the behavior of solid bodies subjected to various types of loading
- 7. OBJECTIVE OF SOM Important of SOM in Engineering •An understanding of mechanical behavior is essential for the safe design of all types of structures, whether airplanes, buildings, bridges, machines, motor or ships and spacecraft. • That is why strength of materials is a basic subject in so many engineering fields like Mechanical and Civil.
- 8. Force can change the motion of the object To be more specific, Force changes the velocity of an object Stationary to moving Moving to stationary Speed up/Slow down Change direction FORCE
- 9. All the machine elements are subjected to different types of forces Types of Forces (through physical contact) Direct pull or push Frictional Force Normal force Tension force ` FORCE….
- 10. FUNDAMENTAL TYPES OF LOADING: 1. Tensile Force 2. Compressive Force 3. Shear Force 4. Bending Force
- 11. PROPERTIES OF THE MATERIALS
- 12. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS Strength Elasticity Plasticity Hardness Ductility Brittleness Malleability Toughness Fatigue
- 13. 1. STRENGTH
- 14. 2. ELASTICITY
- 15. 3. PLASTICITY
- 16. 4. DUCTILITY
- 17. 5. MALLEABILITY
- 18. 6. HARDNESS
- 19. 7. BRITTLENESS