EGM 5533: Applied Elasticity and Advanced Mechanics of Solids Class TIME in Gainesville: Monday, 4" period; Wednesday, 4” period; Friday, 4" period FALL 2015 SYLLABUS Instructor: Dr, Benoit Revil-Bandard Office: 153 UF/REEF, Shalimar, FL 32579 Office hours: Thursday 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm CT Phone: (850) 833-9350 ext. 241 E-mail: revil@ufl.edu Gainesville Campus Teaching Assistant: TBA. 'TA’s Office: Office Hours: Class Website: https:/ss.at.ufl.edu Sign in to e-Learning in Canvas by clicking on “e-Leaming in Canvas” Login using your gatorlink username and password Course Prerequisites: Completion of undergraduate course in mechanics of materials or strength of materials or permission of the instruetor. Class schedule: In Gainesville, the lectures will be shown in NEB 100. In Shalimar, class meets on Wednesday: 10-12am and Thurday: 10-12 am, Textbook: Advanced Mechanics of Materials, 6th edition (2003), A.P. Boresi and R.J. Schmidt, John Wiley & Sons, New York, NY. Reference book: ‘Theory of Elasticity, S.P. Timoshenko and J.N. Goodier, 3 Edition, McGraw-Hill. Policies and procedures: Exams: Three 1-hour exams will be given during the semester during the regularly scheduled class time, No final exam will be given. EXAM 1: Wednesday, September 23"; EXAM 2: Wednesday, October 28"; EXAM 3: Friday, November 21" No exams will be given prior to the scheduled dates and no makeup exams will be given. No books, tables, or calculators are allowed. Homework: Problems will be assigned on Wednesday and collected at the end of the following Wednesday class meeting, Late homework will not be accepted. However, hardship eases will beconsidered on an individual basis and only if the instructor has been contacted before the due date of the assignment, Grades: Grades will be determined using these weights: 25% Homework, 25% Exam 1, 25% Exam 2, 25% Exam 3, The grading scale will be: A= 4.0 (100%) - 3.67; A-=3.66 — 3,33; B=2.66-2.33; C#=2.32.2.0; 3 D=0.99-0.67; .99-2.67; .66-1.33; Academic Honesty: All students admitted to the University of Florida have signed a statement of academic honesty committing them to be honest in all academic work and understanding that failure to comply with this commitment will result in disciplinary action, This statement is a reminder to uphold your obligation as a student at the University of Florida and to be honest in all work submitted and exams taken in this class and all others. All students should read the University of Florida academic honesty statement available on the web at http://www dso.ufl.edu/Academic_Honesty.html.Any student caught cheating on an exam will receive either a failing grade on the exam or, at the instructor's discretion, a failing grade in the course. ALL incidents of possible cheating will be reported to the Office of Student Judicial Affairs, Course web site: A course web site is established thru UR/EDGE. Students will be expected to check it on a regular basis for up-to-date course information, This may include changes to the syllabus, homework assignment due dates, and exam schedules. Special Needs: If you require accommodations due to a disability, please make an appointment during my office hours so that we may discuss your needs.EGM 5533: Applied Elasticity and Advanced Mechanics of Solids Week Monday, 4th period Wednesday, 4th period Friday, 4th period 1 Introduction + Vector Calculus Tensor Calculus ‘Stress- Cauchy Theorem 2 Stress - Equilibrium Stress - Mohr Circle Stress -Exercises 3 Strain in a deformable body Strain theory ‘Small strain theory 4 Holiday Thermo-elasticity Isotropic elastic material 5 Review - Exercises Isotropic elastic material 6 Anisotropic elastic material Anisotropic elastic material Plasticity 7 ‘Yield criteria for metallic materials | Yield criteria for geological materials | Potential energy / Castigliano theorems 8 Strain energy Determinate/Undeterminate structures Torsion (1) 9 Torsion (2) Torsion (3) Torsion (4) 10 Review - Exercises Ineslastic torsion (1) nw Inelastic torsion (2) Beam bending (1) Holiday R Beam bending (2) Holiday Beam bending (3) LL l||tCd u“ thick wall eylinder (1) Thenkgivings 15 ‘Thick wall eytinder (2) thick wall eylinder (3) Elastic stability of columns (1) 15 Elastic stability of columns (2) Inelastic stability of columns (1) Inelastic stability of columns (2)@ Aan A Ae. couanre pe Provide atmuok cnapts behind corkinvum Jed rmeckarien , alaminks eae rst —. Zk oy ei caveginGal est cudaleaitalicekiii,! Ah ol pin, con alo Ieee sorttom sue Me CE) leas’ (naw apkon) m= ba «BL at +k & 2&1 +m, To 4m,x exe (sete Sinin in oo ge, A= ow, = GL at My = Co Gyx = é? ay hy = OOxe OF. G SS sf 2c hc rmLmhLhLUmrC wih By= 27. 27 =o (2,§) A hk ale Gels, M2, m/f @ ichoy 4 eae aie h, he ong P oko gral matux ~ 962 SGsL are hh mM a : -| 4 Me Mm | Pe % alg bstez |B mM