| The book includes three parts: statics, kinematics, and kinetics, h is divided into sixteen chapters. The first part, statics, introduces basic concepts and principles of statics,the free-body diagrams, resultants and equilibrium of force system, friction, and the principle of virtual displacement, etc.. The second part, kinematics, covers kinematics of a point, translation and rotation of rigid bodies, composite motion of a point, and plane motion of rigid bodies. The third part, kinetics, covers fundamental laws of kinetics and differential equations of a particle, the principle of linear impulse and momentum, the principle of angular impulse and momentum, the principle of work and kinetic energy, and D' Alembert' s principle. For most specialties with moderate period of theoretical mechanics, the use of this book should be enough. |
| Part 1 Statics Introduction Chapter 1 Principles of Statics and the Free-Body Diagrams 1.1 Fundamental Concepts of Statics 1.2 Principles of Statics 1.3 Reactions of Supports 1.4 Free-Body Diagram of a Body Problems Chapter 2 Basic Operations with Force Systems 2.1 Reduction of C(mcunent Force Systems 2.2 Mommt of a Force about a Point 2.3 Moment of a Force about an Axis 2.4 Couples Chapter 3 Reductions and Resultants of Foree Systerm 3.1 Changing the Line of Action of a Force 3.2 Redudicm of a Force System 3.3 Resultants of Force Systems Problems Chapter 4 Equilibrium of Coplanar Force Systems 4.1 Coplanar Equilibrium Equations 4.2 Equilibrium of Composite Bodies 4.3 Simple Plane Tresses Problems Chapter 5 Equilibrium of Noncoplanar Force Systems 5.1 Supports for Noncoplanar Loads 5.2 Noncoplanar Equilibrium Equations 5.3 Center of Gravity and Centroid Problems Chapter 6 Friction 6.1 Dry Friction 6.2 Theory of Dry Friction 6.3 Equilibrium Problem Involving Friction 6.4 Angle of Friction and Phenomena of Serf-Locking 6.5 Rolling Resistance Problems Part 2 Kinematics Introduction Chapter 7 Kinematies of a Point 7.1 Position, Velocity, and Acceleration 7.2 Method of Rectangular Coordinates 7.3 Method of Normal and Tangential Coordinates Problems Chapter 8 Translation and Rotation of Rigid Bodies 8.1 Translation of a Rigid Body 8.2 Rotation of a Rigid Body about a Fixed Axis Problems Chapter 9 Composite Motion of a Point 9.1 Concepts of Composite Motion of a Point 9.2 Comosition of Velocities of a Point 9.3 Composition of Accelerations of a Point Problems Chapter 10 Plane Motion of Rigid Bodies 10.1 Analysis of Plane Motion 10.2 Velocities of any Point in a Rigid Body 10.3 Instantaneous Center for Velocities 10.4 Accelerations of any Po…… |
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