Mechanics Of Materials 8th Edition, Si Units
1) Introduction-Concept ofStress
2) Stress and Strain-AxialLoading
3) Torsion
4) Pure Bending
5) Analysis and Design ofBeams for Bending
6) Shearing Stresses inBeams and Thin-Walled Members
7) Transformations ofStress and Strain
8) Principal StressesUnder a Given Loading
9) Deflection of Beams
10) Columns
11) Energy Methods
Appendices
A - Principal Units Usedin Mechanics
B - Centroids and Momentsof Areas
C - Centroids and Momentsof Inertia of Common Geometric Shapes
D - Typical Properties ofSelected Materials Used in Engineering
E - Properties ofRolled-Steel Shapes
F - Beam Deflections andSlopes
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