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History of Strength of Materials

Häftad, Engelska, 2003

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This excellent historical survey of the strength of materials features many references to the theories of elasticity and structure. Based on an extensive series of lectures, it explores the early roots of the discipline from the great monuments and pyramids of ancient Egypt to the temples and fortifications of the Greeks and Romans. 245 figures.

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Utgivningsdatum2003-03-28
Mått136 x 213 x 22 mm
Vikt565 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieDover Civil and Mechanical Engineering
Antal sidor480
FörlagDover Publications Inc.
ISBN9780486611877

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PrefaceIntroductionI. THE STRENGTH OF MATERIALS IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY1. Galileo2. Galileo's work on strength of materials3. Organization of the national academies of science4. Robert Hooke5. MariotteII. ELASTIC CURVES6. The mathematicians Bernoulli7. Euler8. Euler's contribution to strength of materials9. LagrangeIII. STRENGTH OF MATERIALS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY10. Engineering applications of strength of materials11. Parent12. Coulomb13. Experimental study of the mechanical properties of structual materials in the eighteenth century14. Theory of retaining walls in the eighteenth century15. Theory of arches in the eighteenth centuryIV. STRENGTH OF MATERIALS BETWEEN 1800 AND 183316. L'Ecole Polytechnique17. Navier18. Navier's book on strength of materials19. The experimental work of French engineers between 1800 and 183320. The theories of arches and suspension bridges between 1800 and 183321. Poncelet22. Thomas Young23. Strength of materials in England between 1800 and 183324. Other notable European contributions to strength of materialsV. THE BEGINNING OF THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF ELASTICITY25. Equations of equilibrium in the theory of elasticity26. Cauchy27. Poisson28. G. Lamé and B. P. E. Clapeyron29. The theory of platesVI. STRENGTH OF MATERIALS BETWEEN 1833 AND 186730. Fairbairn and Hodgkinson31. The growth of German engineering schools32. Saint-Venant's contributions to the theory of bending of beams33. Jourawski's analysis of shearing stresses in beams34. Continuous beams35. Bresse36. E. WinklerVII. STRENGTH OF MATERIALS IN THE EVOLUTION OF RAILWAY ENGINEERING37. Tubular bridges38. Early investigations on fatigue of metals39. The work of Wöhler40. Moving loads41. Impact42. The early stages in the theory of trusses43. K. Culmann44. W. J. Macquorn Rankine45. J. C. Maxwell's contributions to the theory of structures46. Problems of elastc stability. Column formulas47. Theory of retaining walls and arches between 1833 and 1867VIII. THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF ELASTICITY BETWEEN 1833 AND 186748. "The physical elasticity and "the elastic constant controversy"49. Early work in elasticity at Cambridge University50. Stokes50a. Barré de Saint-Venant51. The semi-inverse method52. The later work of Saint-Venant53. Duhamel and Phillips54. Franz Neumann55. G. R. Kirchoff56. A. Clebsch57. Lord Kelvin58. James Clerk MaxwellIX. STRENGTH OF MATERIALS IN THE PERIOD 1867-190059. Mechanical Testing Laboratories60. The work of O. Mohr61. Strain energy and Castigliano's theorem62. Elastic stability problems63. August FöpplX. THEORY OF STRUCTURES IN THE PERIOD 1867-190064. Statistically determinate trusses65. Deflection of trusses66. Statically indeterminate trusses67. Arches and retaining wallsXI. THEORY OF ELASTICITY BETWEEN 1867 AND 190068. The work of Saint-Venant's pupils69. Lord Rayleigh70. Theory of elasticity in England between 1867 and 190071. Theory of elasticity in Germany between 1867 and 190071a. Solutions of two-dimensional problems between 1867 and 1900XII. PROGRESS IN STRENGTH OF MATERIALS DURING THE TWENTIETH CENTURY72. Properties of materials within the elastic limit73. Fracture of brittle materials74. Testing of ductile materials75. Strength theories76. Creep of metals at elevated temperatures77. Fatigue of metals78. Experimental stress analysisXIII. THEORY OF ELASTICITY DURING THE PERIOD 1900-195079. Felix Klein80. Ludwig Prandtl81. Approximate methods of solving elasticity problems82. Three-dimensional problems of elasticity83. Two-dimensional problems of elasticity84. Bending of plates and shells85. Elastic stability86. Vibrations and impactXIV. THEORY OF STRUCTURES DURING THE PERIOD 1900-195087. New methods of solving statically indeterminate systems88. Arches and suspension bridges89. Stresses in railway tracks90. Theory of ship structuresName IndexSubject Index