The set of books on Mechanical Engineering and Solid Mechanics, of which this book is the first volume, is an essential tool for those looking to develop a rigorous knowledge of the discipline, whether students, professionals (in search of an approach to a problem they are dealing with), or anyone else interested. This volume deals with the elements required for establishing the equations of motion when dealing with solid bodies. Chapter 1 focuses on the systems of reference used to locate solid bodies relative to the observer, and demonstrates how to describe their position, orientation, and evolution during their motion. Chapter 2 introduces descriptors of motion such as velocity and acceleration, and develops the concept of torsor notation in relation to these descriptors. Finally, Chapter 3 concerns the notions of mass and inertia, as well as the kinetic torsor and dynamic torsor which consolidate the kinematic and kinetic aspects in a single concept.

Movement Equations 1: Location, Kinematics and Kinetics (Non-deformable Solid Mechanics Set)

Computers & Technology

BOREL, Michel

Vénizélos, Georges

Networking & Cloud Computing

Wiley-ISTE

The formalism processing of unbuckled solids mechanics involves several mathematical tools which are to be mastered at the same time. This volume collects the main points which take place in the course of the formalism, so that the user immediately finds what he needs without looking for it. Furthermore, the book contains a methodological formulary to guide the user in his approach.

Movement Equations 2: Mathematical and Methodological Supplements (Non-deformable Solid Mechanics Set, 2)

Science & Math

Physics

An important instance of the application of unbuckled solid mechanics is that of its stability and small movements from this situation. The problem expressing goes through the linearization of the movement equations set up in the 3rd volume of this treaty, by their limited development. This book gives and develops the process which leads to the differential linear equations expressing this kind of movement and allowing the study of the equilibrium and the stability of an unbuckled solid.

Movement Equations 4: Equilibriums and Small Movements (Mechanical Engineering and Solid Mechanics: Non-deformable Solid Mechanics, 4)

The final volume in the Non-deformable Solid Mechanics set, Movement Equations 5 deals with the dynamics of sets of solids. This volume provides the appropriate mathematical tools (torsor calculus and matrix calculus) to obtain and solve the equations of motion for a chain of solids. These equations are then used to acquire the information necessary for the design of mechanical systems. Also examined are the vibratory behavior of continuous (deformable) systems, rigid and deformable solids, and sets of several solids. The book concludes with a study of the response of an excited system as a function of the excitation frequency. Accompanied by detailed examples, this book is aimed primarily at students, but would also serve as a valuable support for working engineers and teacher-researchers.

Movement Equations 5: Dynamics of a Set of Solids (Mechanical Engineering and Solid Mechanics: Non-deformable Solid Mechanics, 5)

El Hami, Abdelkhalak

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Movement Equations 1: Location, Kinematics and Kinetics (Non-deformable Solid Mechanics Set)

Movement Equations 2: Mathematical and Methodological Supplements (Non-deformable Solid Mechanics Set, 2)

Movement Equations 4: Equilibriums and Small Movements (Mechanical Engineering and Solid Mechanics: Non-deformable Solid Mechanics, 4)

Movement Equations 5: Dynamics of a Set of Solids (Mechanical Engineering and Solid Mechanics: Non-deformable Solid Mechanics, 5)