Engineering Mechanics (Volume 1) / Textbook for Civil Engineering Majors in Higher Education

Author: Jiang Tong, Guo Guanglin, Editors
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book includes traditional theoretical mechanics and material mechanics, which are interwoven and coordinated based on their intrinsic connections. The writing is guided by the basic requirements for "Theoretical Mechanics," "Material Mechanics," and "Engineering Mechanics" courses formulated by the State Education Commission, while also appropriately reflecting the achievements and trends of recent reforms in engineering mechanics curricula. The entire book is divided into two volumes, comprising four parts and 17 chapters. The first volume includes: Introduction, Part 1: Force Analysis of Objects and Structural Calculation Diagrams, Plane General Force Systems, Spatial Force Systems, Internal Forces and Internal Force Diagrams of Members; Part 2: Axial Tension and Compression, Mechanical Properties of Materials, Practical Shear Calculations, Torsion, Plane Bending; Appendix: Geometric Properties of Plane Figures, Deformation of Beams under Simple Loads, Specification Tables for Shaped Steel. This book can serve as a textbook for civil engineering programs in universities and colleges, as well as for related fields such as transportation engineering, architecture and urban planning, urban construction, water supply and drainage, environmental protection, and engineering management. It is also suitable for use in vocational and technical schools and adult higher education institutions.