Engineering Mechanics

Author: Li Libin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2007-03-01
Features: This book is written in accordance with the training objectives for talent development in higher vocational and technical education, as well as the basic requirements and curriculum standards for foundational courses in higher vocational and technical education. It selects and combines the content of traditional engineering mechanics textbooks, primarily introducing the external forces, internal forces, and stress analysis of engineering members, as well as the strength, stiffness, and stability calculations of rods. It focuses on cultivating students' abilities. The text is concise and easy to understand, with reading materials provided at the end of each chapter to enhance students' interest in learning, inspire innovative thinking, improve scientific literacy, and foster a scientific spirit. The book consists of three parts and twelve chapters, covering the following content: Basic Principles of Static Analysis, Equilibrium Equations and Their Applications, Internal Force Calculations, Material Failure and Component Failure, Strength Conditions of Members, Deformation and Stiffness Conditions of Rods, Stability of Columns, Overview of Motion Forms, Analysis of Point Motion and Rigid Body Rotation About a Fixed Axis, Composite Motion of Points and Rigid Bodies, and Basic Principles of Particle Dynamics. The book can be used as a textbook for higher vocational and technical colleges, adult universities, and various electromechanical and near-mechanical disciplines. It is also suitable for reference by relevant engineering technicians.