Slide 1 Slide 2 Slide 3 An object at rest will stay at rest, unless an outside force is placed on it. Commonly known as Inertia An object at rest will stay at rest, unless…

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1. 6.6 Frames and MachinesComposed of pin-connected multi-forcemembers (subjected to more than twoforces)Frames are stationary and are used tosupport the loads while machinescontain…

6.5 Space Trusses A space truss consists of members joined together at their ends to form a stable 3D structure The simplest space truss is a tetrahedron, formed by joined…

ME 301-Soylu-H1 ME 301-Soylu-H2  only one joint between 2 bodies. ME 301-Soylu-H3 ME 301-Soylu-H4 ME 301-Soylu-H5 ME 301-Soylu-H6 REVIEW OF COMPLEX NUMBERS 1) z = r e…

Constructing Environments Logbook Brydie Singleton ! Week One - Introduction to Construction ! !!! Load - a weight or source of pressure borne by something or someone Load…

1 Logbook (Construction Environment) Week 1 Reference: Envs10003 Youtube, 2014 Basic Structural Forces  A force is any influence that produces a change in the shape or…

Loads: The structure of a building must be able to support two types of loads â Static and dynamic. (Ching 2008) Static loads slowly applied to the structure, which includes…

Week 1 Notes: 1. What do we need to know: (Introduction to Materials) -Strength (strong or weak) -Stiffness (stiff, flexible, stretchy, floppy) -Shape of Materials (mono-dimensional…

W01M1: Introduction to Materials - Strength : e.g. Steel > timber - Stiffness - Shape : mono-dimensional/bi-dimensional/tri-dimensional - Behaviours : isotropic or anisotropic…