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ENES 102 Statics

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ENES 102 Statics 3 credits

Introduction to statics of particles, rigid bodies, forces, moment and equilibrium equations of rigid bodies. Distributed forces, centroids, and center of gravity. Analysis of structures, forces in cables, friction moments of inertia. PREREQUISITE: MATH 181 with a grade of C or better.
Three hours lecture each week.

ENES 102 Course Syllabus

 

Course Outcomes

Upon course completion, a student will be able to:

  • Apply principle of mechanics, idealization and do unit conversion.
  • Add and resolve forces in 2D and 3D space, calculate force vectors either in terms of Cartesian components or magnitude/direction.
  • Compute moment about an axis in 2D and 3D and to reduce a simple distributed loading to a resultant force having a specified location.
  • Draw a free-body diagram of a rigid body and write and solve the equations of the equilibrium of the rigid body.
  • Apply equilibrium concept/techniques to solve simple 2D structural problems and use method of joint and method of section to truss structure.
  • Identify the internal forces in a member of structure and draw shear-moment diagrams of a beam.
  • Know the concept of the friction and how to manipulate the friction force.
  • Comprehend the concept of centroid and determine its location for a discrete system and a continues body of arbitrary shape in 2D.
  • Define the moment of inertia of for area for a simple area in 2D.

 

Course Schedule
ENES 102 Course Schedule


ENES 102 -  Statics

(reference only, schedule is subjected to change)

WK Topics Sections in Book Homework
1 Intro to Statics
Force Vector Additions - Graphics
1
2:1-3
 
2 2D and 3D Cartesian Vector Addition
Position Vector
2:4-5
2:6-8
 
3 Dot Product
Fee-Body Diagram
2:9
3:1-2
HW #1 due
4 Equillibrium of a Particle
Review
3:3-4  
5 TEST 1
Moment of a Force - Scalar Formula

4:1-2

 
6 Moment of a Force - Scalar Formula
Moment of Couple
4:3-5
4:6
HW #2 due
7 Force System Simplification
Distributed Forces
4:7-8
4:9
 
8 Rigid Body Free-Body Diagram
Equillibrium of a Rigid Body
5:1
5:2-4
project 1 due
9 Review
TEST 2 
  HW #3 due
10 Method of Joint
Method of Section
6:1-2
6:3-4
 
11 Frame and Machine
Internal Forces
6:6
7:1
 
12 Shear-Moment Diagram
Review
7:2 project 2 due
13 TEST 3
Friction
8:1-2  HW #4 due
14 Center of Gravity/Centroid
Centroid, Moment of Inertia
9:1
9:2, 10:1
 
15 Moment of Inertia
Final Exam
10:2-4
10:15
HW #5 due
Lecture Notes
Homework