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  • Lecture Notes on Engineering Mechanics I
  • Lecture notes on Civil Engineering MIT: Mechanics and Design of Concrete Structures
  • Lecture notes on CIVIL Engineering MIT: Advanced Soil Mechanics

Lecture Notes on Engineering Mechanics I

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SES #TOPICSLECTURE NOTESSUMMARIES
1Introduction and Galileo's problem
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2Dimensional analysis and atomic explosion
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3Dimensional analysis and application to engineering structures
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4Newton's laws of motion: the fall of the World Trade Center towers
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5Stress vector and stress tensor
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6Continuum model: hydrostatics example
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7Continuum model: geostatics example
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8Beam stress model
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9Beam model II and summary
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10Strength models
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11Mohr stress plane and strength criteria
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12Soil mechanics example
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13Beam section strength model (M/N interactions)
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14Strength of beam structures
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15Review of stresses and strength
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16Deformation and strain tensor
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17Strain tensor (cont.)
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18Mohr circle in strain space
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19Beam deformation
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20Elasticity: energy approach
21Continuum elasticity
22Elasticity: properties
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23Elasticity solving methods
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24Beam elasticity I
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25Beam elasticity II
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26Beam elasticity III
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27Energy bounds: 1D system (minimum potential energy)
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28Energy bounds: 1D system (minimum complementary energy)
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291D energy methods: examples and applications
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30Generalization to 3D
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31Stress method for beam structures
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32Energy methods for beam structures, example
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Clapeyron's formulas for 1D (PDF)
33How stuff fails: stability (Euler buckling)
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34Fracture mechanics I
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Demonstration of buckling (PDF)
35Fracture mechanics II
36Plastic collapse
37Last lecture: review and summary(PDF)

 Lecture notes on Mechanics and Design of Concrete Structures

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LEC #TOPICSDESIGN EXAMPLES
1Introduction; Design Criteria for Reinforced Concrete Structures (PDF)
2Micro-cracking of Concrete; Stress-strain Behavior in Multiaxial Loading (PDF)
3Failure Theories (PDF)
4Concrete Plasticity (PDF)
5Fracture Concepts (PDF)
6Creep and Shrinkage Deformation (PDF)
7Ductility and Deflections (PDF)
8Shear Failures (PDF)
9Shear Transfer; Shear Design (PDF)Failure Investigation of a Prestressed Concrete Bridge Girder (PDF)
10Biaxial Bending (PDF)
11Beam Column Joints (PDF)
12Quiz 1
13Torsion (PDF)Shear and Torsion (PDF)
14Term Project Update – Progress Reports and Presentations
15Torsion, Shear, and Flexure (PDF)Shear and Torsion (PDF)
16Yield Line Theory for Slabs (PDF)Analysis of Rectangular Slabs Using Yield Line Theory (PDF)
17R/C Thin Shell Structures (PDF)
18R/C Thin Shell and Structures (cont.) (PDF)
19Segmental Bridges / Tall Buildings (PDF)
20Term Project Update – Presentations
21Deterioration and Non-destructive Evaluation (NDE) of Concrete Structures (PDF)
22Earthquake Resistant Design; Repair and Seismic Retrofit of Concrete Structures (PDF)
23Quiz 2
24Final Presentations
25Final Presentations (cont.)
26Review and Discussion

Lecture notes on Advanced Soil Mechanics

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Part II-1 Soil Composition, Index Properties and Soil Classification (PDF - 1.6 MB)
Part II-2 Soil Structure and Environmental Effects (PDF)
Part III-1 Dry Soil: Stresses (PDF)
Part III-2 Stress-Strain-Strength Properties (PDF - 1.0 MB)
Part III-3 Lateral Earth Pressures and Retaining Walls (PDF)
Part III-4 Shallow Foundations on Sand: Bearing Capacity (PDF - 3.0 MB)
Part IV-1 Effective Stress Principle and Capillarity (PDF)
Part IV-2 One-Dimensional Flow (PDF)
Part IV-2A Two-Dimensional Flow (PDF)
Part IV-3 Coefficient of Permeability (PDF 1 of 2) (PDF 2 of 2 - 2.0 MB)
Part IV-4 Stress-Strain-Strength Behavior of Saturated Clays (PDF - 2.4 MB)
Part IV-5 Lateral Earth Pressures (PDF)
Part IV-6 Slope Stability (PDF)
Part IV-7 Bearing Capacity (PDF)
Part V-1 Introduction, Pore Pressure Parameters and Undrained Shear (PDF)
Part V-2 Consolidation and Secondary Compression (PDF)
Part V-3 Stability Evaluation: Cohesive Soils (PDF)
Part V-4 Estimation of Design su in Practice (PDF - 2.0 MB)
Part V-5 Settlement Analyses (PDF - 3.0 MB)

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