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Harshit Aggarwal

This subject is very important for GATE and Indian Engineering Services Examination. The subject is very scoring, if fundamentals are cleared. The course is common for both mechanical and civil engineering students. The course includes some of the important topics like mechanical properties of materials, simple stresses and strains, Hooke's law and superposition, numericals on stress and strain, elastic constant, analysis of stress, strain energy, numericals on simple and shear stress.
To make you proficient and sound with the theoretical concepts of strength of materials, numericals are explained in a very simple manner. Tags: Gate Preparation, IES Preparation,strength of materials civil engineering,strength of materials civil engineering basics,strength of materials mechanical engineering,mechanical engineering

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Strength of Materials

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Mechanical Properties of Material

Strength of Material

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This unit gives you the outline of the course, understanding the basics of Strength of

materials. This subject is very important for GATE and Indian Engineering Services Examination.

Subject is very easy and if basic fundamentals are cleared, it is very scoring. The course is common

for both mechanical and civil engineering students. The course includes some of the important

topics like mechanical properties of materials, Simple stresses and strains, Hooke’s law and

superposition, Numericals on stress and strain, Elastic Constant, Analysis of stress, Strain Energy,

Numericals on simple and shear stress

To make you proficient and sound with the theoretical concepts of Strength of Materials, numericals

are explained in a very simple manner.

Overview of course

In this Lesson, mechanical properties of materials are explained. The important

properties like elasticity, plasticity, ductility, brittleness, malleability, toughness, hardness, etc are

discussed. What are differences in these properties. Why these properties are important to study

strength of materials.

Mechanical Properties of materials

The subject strength of materials is based on stress and strain. This lesson covers the

difference between tensile stress and compressive stress. Moreover, strain is also discussed with the

help of numerical. The last of part the lesson covers the very important stress- strain diagram. This

diagram is very important for exams.

Simple Stresses and Strains

This lesson throws light on Hooke’s Law and principle of superposition. In principle of

superposition sub topics like bars of varying cross section and bars of varying cross section of

different material are also covered. A numerical has been solved to understand the concept better.

Hooke's Law and Superposition

In this lesson, educator solves problems pertaining to stress, strain and principle of

superposition.. This lesson will help you gain more proficiency on the theoretical concepts which

were discussed earlier on stress and strain. He explains each single step while solving the problem

and elaborates each concept associated with it. Conventional Numericals are there in this lesson

Numericals on Stress and Superposition

As this lesson begins you’ll be taught about the various elastic constants like Modulus

of elasticity, Poisson’s Ratio, Modulus of rigidity, Bulk Modulus, etc. You will also understand the

difference among these elastic constants. Further, the relation among these elastic constants is also

discussed. A numerical has been solved to understand the concept better.

Strain Energy and Resilience

The analysis of different kinds of stresses is being done in this lesson like Stresses

induced due to uniaxial, stresses induced on inclined, stresses due to state of biaxial, two

perpendicular normal stresses with state of simple shear. This lesson is a bit difficult but educator

has explained this in a very easy manner.

ELASTIC CONSTANTS

This lesson throws light on Strain energy, load deflection diagram of strain energy,

proof resilience, strain energy of prismatic bar with varying sections. This topic is very important

from objective point of view. A numerical has been solved to understand the concept better.

Analysis of stress

In this lesson, educator solves problems pertaining to simple and shear stress.

Numericals on Elastic Constants are also discussed. This lesson will help you gain more proficiency

on the theoretical concepts which were discussed earlier on Elastic Constant. He explains each single

step while solving the problem and elaborates each concept associated with it. ​

Numericals on simple and shear stress

Graduate in Mechanical engineering from Mahatma Gandhi university, Worked as Google student ambassador, Qualified gate in 2017. 

Vishak Pm

This course covers the key concepts of the subject, Strength of Materials. The lesson plans are strictly according to the GATE syllabus. Previous year questions which appeared on GATE will also be discussed.

Strength of Materials: GATE (ME)

This course will cover all the objective and subjective questions of previous year GATE , IES and IAS.The questions have been explained topic and sub-topic wise.
The solution to all the questions have been provides in an excellemanner

Previous Year Questions (Strength of Materials) - GATE

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Teaching experience of more than 6years .

Sanjeev Tiwari

Shear and bending moment diagrams are analytical tools used in conjunction with structural analysis to help perform structural design by determining the value of shear force and bending moment at a given point of a structural element such as a beam. In this Course, Sanjeev has made an effort to explain all the possible Shear force and bending diagrams of the beam because of loads and moment acting on it. Tags: Shear force and bending moment, Shear force and bending moment diagram examples, How to draw shear force and bending moment diagram, Shear force and bending moment diagram for cantilever beam, Shear force and bending moment diagram solved examples, Shear force and bending moment diagram for fixed beam, Shear force and bending moment diagram for uniformly varying load, GATE preparation.

How to Draw Shear Force and Bending Moment Diagrams

I am Saurav Kumar.I was lecturer in BITT polytechnic Ranchi and have experience of 2 year in teaching.

Saurav Kumar

Gate previous question discussion is done in this course

Lessons

9 lessons • 1h 13m