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How to find stiffness using load versus defelection curve?
THank you...- perfectz
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How to find stiffness using load versus defelection curve?
I know that stiffness is load per unit deflection. I have the load versus deflection curve for a steel plate. Is it possible for me to find the stiffness of the plate? Thank you.- perfectz
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- Curve Load Stiffness
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Homogenization of a plate to an equivalent rod .
will the plate and rod have the same mass after homogenization? It won't right?- perfectz
- Post #4
- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Homogenization of a plate to an equivalent rod .
Ok thanks buddy... Thank you very much...- perfectz
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Homogenization of a plate to an equivalent rod .
Homogenization of a plate to an equivalent rod... Folks, I have a doubt... Sorry if it is a really stupid one...:rolleyes: Imagine you have a steel plate say 200mm by 200mm in dimension, with a stiffness of say some "k" N/mm... Is there any formula to convert that plate into an...- perfectz
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- Equivalent Plate Rod
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Why do we call the constant of proportionality in hook's law as Young's Modulus?
Why do we call the constant of proportionality in hook's law as Young's Modulus and not as Young's coefficient? Is there any difference in Modulus and coefficient in engineering context?- perfectz
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- Constant Hook's law Law Modulus Proportionality Young's modulus
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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What Does Normal to the Reference Surface Mean in Love's Hypothesis?
Does it mean that deformation is not significant enough to affect the normal?- perfectz
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- Forum: General Engineering
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What Does Normal to the Reference Surface Mean in Love's Hypothesis?
Ya you Love's assumption. I am extremely sorry pal. I understood first 3 this one I can't... Plz help- perfectz
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- Forum: General Engineering
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What Does Normal to the Reference Surface Mean in Love's Hypothesis?
Doubt in Love's hypothesis... Please help... "Normal to the reference surface of the beam remain normal to it and undergo no change in length during deformation" What does this mean? please help...- perfectz
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- Doubt
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- Forum: General Engineering
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A thermodynamic/aerodynamic doubt.
Woah when did I say that I am interested in that? And thanks a tonne for those websites... So now my next set of doubt are... What is compressibility? I know that compressibility is the change in density with respect to change in speed... When you say change in density, is it simply...- perfectz
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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A thermodynamic/aerodynamic doubt.
Dude I am just trying to learn my way, and I don't think I am hurting anyone out here I am just trying to be creative in thinking so I came up with that so called hypothesis... And can you suggest me any book which explains this? cause I have none... So the molecules in ice are theoretically...- perfectz
- Post #8
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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A thermodynamic/aerodynamic doubt.
ok assuming that you guys agree that it is legal to say so, here comes my next doubt... If I say that h2o in solid state (ice in this case) has dead molecules, i.e molecules without any energy, is it a right statement or am I fantasizing? I know that it is the property of h2o (any liquid)...- perfectz
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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A thermodynamic/aerodynamic doubt.
A thermodynamic/aerodynamic doubt... Hi peeps... Physics forums rock... k now. Before asking my doubt I need to ask small small doubts before the big one... So I guess this question will lead to a hot discussion eventually... Doubt number 1 Is it legal to say that 1 litre of h2o in...- perfectz
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- Doubt
- Replies: 11
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering