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 Department of Energy Technology Engineering 
Mechanics
Course Code:  1401C
Course Type:  Theory
Course Category:  Core Module
Hours per Week:  3
Credit Units:  4,5
Semester:  A

Aims and Scope

The presentation of key issues in the science of Mechanics and consolidating key concepts in Strength of Materials as are necessary in the Engineer of today. 

Description of the Course

Center of gravity and surfacemoments of inertia. Vector calculus (forces, torques). Beams (diagrams [N], [Q], [M]).Lattices.Basic concepts of material strength.Axial tensile and compressive strength.Shear stress. General plane stress condition. Thin-wall and thick-wall pressure vessels. Bending. Deflection line. Torsion.Buckling. Dual & asymmetric bending. Eccentric tensile. Complex stress. Engineering properties and failure criteria of materials. Energy methods. 

Expected Course Outcome

Upon successful completion of this course the student will be able to: 

  • To perform basic calculations of forces and moments in simple structural systems
  • to apply the basic principles of Strength of Materials to compute elementary mechanical structures 

 

Bibliography

Greek:

  1.  Π.Βουθούνη : "Μηχανική του απαραμόρφωτου στερεού" - Στατική - Αθήνα 1998
  2. Π.Βουθούνη : Τεχνική Μηχανική "ΑΝΤΟΧΗ ΤΩΝ ΥΛΙΚΩΝ", Αθήνα 2001
  3. Π.Βουθούνη : "Ασκήσεις αντοχής των υλικών", Αθήνα 2001
  4. Π.Βουθούνη : "ΤΕΧΝΙΚΗ ΜΗΧΑΝΙΚΗ", Αθήνα 2000
  5. Γ.Τσαμασφύρου : Μηχανική του παραμορφώσιμου στερεού Ι+ΙΙ (2 τόμοι), Αθήνα 1995
  6. Γ.Κερμανίδη : ΑΝΤΟΧΗ ΥΛΙΚΩΝ Ι+ΙΙ (2 τόμοι), Θεσ/νικη 1981 

English:

  1.  S. Timoshenko: Strength of Materials, 3rd edition. Krieger Publishing Company, 1976
  2. C.T.F. Ross, J. Case, A. Chilver : Strength of Materials and Structures, 4th edition, Arnold Publishers, 1999.

 


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