Engineering Flashcards

term 1 Year 10 (35 cards)

1
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What is a moment

A

Turing effect of a force

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2
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Formula for moment

A

force x perpendicular distance

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3
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What is mass

A

amount of matter in a object, measured in kg and g
Does not matter where it is will stay the same

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4
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What is weight

A

force due to gravity acting on mass
measured in Newtons
Depending on location it can change.

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5
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What is members

A

Transfer loads, what holds up the structure

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6
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What is joints

A

connection between members

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7
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What is supports

A

points, transfer loads to the ground

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8
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What is tension

A

members being pulled

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9
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What is compression

A

members being pushed

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10
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Struts

A

Members that mainly resist compression (being pushed)

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11
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Ties

A

Members that mainly resist tension (being pulled)

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12
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An unstable structure

A

can change shape or collapse

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13
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A stable structure

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A stable structure maintains its shape under load

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14
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A redundant

A

structure contains extra members that improve stability or safety

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15
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Tensile Strength

A

Tensile Strength
Maximum pulling stress before failure.

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16
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Compressive Strength

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Compressive Strength
Maximum crushing stress before failure.

17
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Shear Strength

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Shear Strength
Resistance to sliding forces.

18
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Elasticity

A

Elasticity
Ability to return to original shape after load removal. image.png

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Plasticity

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Plasticity
Permanent deformation after load removal

20
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Ductility

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Ductility
Ability to stretch without fracture.

21
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Malleability

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Malleability
Ability to be hammered and rolled out into thin sheets.

22
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Brittleness

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Brittleness
Failure without significant deformation.

23
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Toughness

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Toughness
Ability to absorb energy before fracture.

24
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Levers

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Rigid bodies capable of rotating on a point on themselves to amplify imput force

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Structures and eqilibrium
structure remains stationary when all conditions of equilibrium is met
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dead loads
weight of structure
27
live loads
loads that change (ppl ,vehicles)
28
environmental loads
Wind ,rain, natural effects
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Conditions of equilibrium
sum of horizontal force of 0 sum of vertical force of 0 sum of moment is 0
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Resultant force
single force obtatained by combining a system of forces
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Gravity
force of attraction between any 2 objects that have mass
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concurrent forces
2 or more forces, lines of action intersect at the same point
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co-planner forces
forces acting on the same plane
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co-liner forces
lie in the same plane and have the same line of action
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Principle of tranmissblity
force acting on any point on a rigid body may be replaced by a force of equal magnitude and direction, acting on anpther point on the rigid body having same line of action