Hello po, can you help me with the problem about stress and strain? This are the example; Determine the minimum diameter of the round steel bar to carry the load of 25 kpa, which is to be applied 15° to it's axis. Take the strength of the materials as the materials as 95 MPa. Illustrated the figure together with solution.
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This is a great video that demonstrates a lot of the value of stress. I also enjoyed the diagram that showed how all materials have a certain amount of elasticity until it reaches a “plastic region” where it is permanently changed.
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Hello po, can you help me with the problem about stress and strain?
This are the example;
Determine the minimum diameter of the round steel bar to carry the load of 25 kpa, which is to be applied 15° to it's axis. Take the strength of the materials as the materials as 95 MPa. Illustrated the figure together with solution.
11 years from taking solid mechanics class in the college, now I finally got clear understanding on shear stress. Very nice and thanks!
I thought you were 11 years old for a moment lmao
@@blu-rae864 I thought he was studying 11 years solid mechanics and still cant pass lol
How much did you pay for that college lol
I misread it, hahaha lol
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This is why practical examples are so important .
I don't understand this topic because our teacher just talk about its theory but not how it works in practical things .
But this animation helps a lot
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fr I love these types of channels that actually teach for purpose of learning, btw you know any other similar channels?
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Man, this is a highly underrated channel. No worries. I think more and more people will find you soon, seeing the content you've made. Till then, keep up the good work! Thumbs up! Got another subscriber.
This day has come 😅
Hats off to the creator... The way he simplifies complex topics is amazing... Just the creator we needed.. please make more videos on various topics of civil engineering. That would be really helpful.
This is by far my favorite channel. I love the pedagogy and admire the lucidity. Keep posting more such videos. I wish I had seen the video on shear forces and bending moments in my undergrad years.
@jasaswee
I would have attributed this more to andragogy at first, but you have a good point. Makes me glad I'm coming up as an enigneer in _this_ day and age, even considering the future 😅
This material is super well explained and very easy to understand. People like you make studying (or reviewing as in my case) very friendly and fun. Thanks a lot!
Stress and strain: the mental feelings of an undergraduate engineering student
Stop describing me!!
Fundamental principles of engineering
I love this channel. As a first year engineering student (Electronics and Computer Engineering) studying mechanical science (physics), your channel has helped me gain an in-depth understanding of the knowledge. I find myself mixing with the mechanical engineering students, call it mechatronics. Lol.
Keep it up. Wish I used vids like this 5 years ago 😉
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Man I wish this was put out a month ago when I started my solid mechanics class. Great video though, thanks. It'll for sure help me brush up for midterms/finals. I'll forward this to my classmates, and my Prof.
Thank you!
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I have been looking for this explanation of stress for years. Thanks for putting this online and making it very easy to understand
You came like an angel man.
I knew these stuff by reading but now I understoid the concepts because of your amazing videos.
Please keep doing the good work sir.
Thank you
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Awesome videos! Great for trainees . I am a part of a univerity egineering team and new members that had never seen solid mechanics are managing to understand the basics of beams thanks to your videos!
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Wow these animations are actually amazing, and sooooo helpful!! Thank you so much for the hard work you put in!! It has helped me alot in my Material Science classes at UCI!!!
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Got a job interview for a srudent placement tomorrow for a mechanical designer, and binge watching all of your videos on this ropic is SOOO helpful just to brush up on everything. Thankyou so much!
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6 years of working in industry as a design Engineer, yet I fully understand the concept now. I also realise these were questions a lot of us asked in our college yet dismissed.
Thank you so much for rekindling my interest in the subject! Please keep making such videos, you have a real talent..
😀😀😀😀
congratulation on creating something so simple and elegant explained that someone who have failed this lesson twice while on a different uni, probably is going to pass it tomorrow thanks to it. they feel like small cards of the most important principles and definition for the subject
These are by far some of the best examples in explaining engineering concepts in mechanics.
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This is a great video that demonstrates a lot of the value of stress. I also enjoyed the diagram that showed how all materials have a certain amount of elasticity until it reaches a “plastic region” where it is permanently changed.
Simple illustrations and well-thought animations are the keys for easily understanding the confusing concepts. I can see the effort and the amount of time spent on this video: end result-WELL-DONE.
I've just found your channel and already helped a lot, please continue uploading videos, you're defenily helping more than you imagine. Thanks a lot mate!
cheers from Brazil!
I am currently taking a course for material science, and we got this in a part of it. I couldn't understand anything when the prof just flashed us with 10 equations at once and told us to use it, but this helped me a lot with intuition thanks!
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Why can't schools teach these simple concepts first instead of diving head-on on the calculations? No wonder many students struggle when they get to the solving problems part already.
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I'm currently reviewing the topics covered in an intro to material's science class I took two years ago, and this is the kind of content I wish I had at the time.
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