Metal Structures: Assemblies and Truss Beams

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Explores the design and behavior of bolted connections in metal structures.

Covers the design and stabilization of building structures, emphasizing important concepts in statics and mechanics.

Covers the design of bridge structures, focusing on deformation, state of stress, and load-bearing systems.

Explores the inclusion of trusses in beams, emphasizing materials and internal forces.

Covers the design and construction of concrete pavements, emphasizing Swiss transport infrastructure.

Explores the design and analysis of building structures, including materials, stability, and pre-dimensioning principles.

Explores stresses in composite beams, including normal stresses, longitudinal strains, and moment-curvature relationship.

Explores shallow foundation analysis under Tresca criterion for determining bearing capacity.

Explores the functioning of beams, slabs, and frames through graphic statics.

Covers viscous dissipation, stress tensors, and the slider bearing's energy flux and lubrication flow assumptions.

Explores stress analysis, failure criteria, and composite joint design.

Covers the design and sizing of bearings, emphasizing the importance of tight fitting rings.

Covers space trusses, frames, and machines, emphasizing equilibrium analysis and structural design principles.

Covers the analysis of rigid structures, focusing on definitions, trusses, and internal forces.

Explores the quantitative analysis of dislocation energy in crystals and the forces acting on dislocations.

Covers 3D linear elasticity, stress, strain, beams' behavior under loads, and torsion.

Explores space trusses, frames, and hierarchical structural metamaterials, including loaded frames and hydraulic cylinders.

Covers mechanical equilibrium, stress analysis, materials, CAD, and design principles.

Covers the analysis of internal loads in truss structures and beams, including a two-dimensional model of a crane structure and modes of failure.

Explores stress, strain, elasticity, fracture, and equilibrium in structural mechanics.

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