IRSME. Graduated in Mechanical engineering. Secured AIR 1 in ESE 2017. Believes in Quality Education for all.

Lohit Kumar Yadav

This course will help aspirants to understand basic concepts of Theories Of Failure which is useful in Strength of Material and Machine Design subject.

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Theories of Failure

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Why to use theories of failure. Different theories of failure:
1) Maximum Principal Stress Theory
2) Maximum Shear Stress Theory

Different Theories of Failure: Part 1

3) Maximum Principal Strain Theory
4) Maximum Strain Energy Theory
5) Maximum Distortion Energy Theory

Different Theories of Failure: Part 2

5) Maximum Distortion Energy Theory and its formula.

Different Theories of Failure: Part 3

Comparison between:
1) Maximum Principal Stress Theory
2) Maximum Shear Stress Theory
3) Maximum Distortion Energy Theory

Comparison of Theories of Failure

Conventional Question (CSE) : Part 1

GATE Questions: Part 1

Important question involving concept of representation of state of stress in matrix form.

GATE Questions: Part 2

Question on different theories of failure.

Conventional Questions: Part 2

Procedure analysis of Conventional Question: Part 2

Analysis Of Results

I am M Tech from COEP. I have 2 years of teaching experience in Mech Engg. Currently I am trainer in Infosys (Mech Stream).
I love to teach.

Rahul Muthal

This course will guide the students to prepare for Material Science subject. Which will help them in their GATE, IES and other competitive exams preparation for Material Science subject.
This course will also help the students, who are preparing for their university exam of Material Science subject.
In overall this course will help in enhancing the basic concepts of Material Science and knowing interesting relevance of different materials properties and their behaviour.

(Hindi) Material Science for GATE and competitive exams

Hi this is chandrasekar KL, I have worked at Reckitt Benckiser india at hosur for 1.5 years

Chandrasekar Kl

This course explains about classification, specification, motions, control, path generated,, need and application.

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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.

(Hindi) 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 37m

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Different Theories of Failure: Part 1

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Different Theories of Failure: Part 2

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Different Theories of Failure: Part 3

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Comparison of Theories of Failure

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Conventional Question (CSE) : Part 1

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GATE Questions: Part 1

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GATE Questions: Part 2

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Analysis Of Results