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A Virtual Learning Object (OVA) for Simple Harmonic Movement (M.A.S.) and its
Applications
María Fernanda Serrano-Guzmán PhD. Ingeniería Civil, Directora General de
Investigaciones, Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Seccional Bucaramanga.
Jaime Malqui Cabrera Medina Universidad Cooperativa de
Resumen:
This article contemplates the pedagogical, communicative, technical and management
components necessary for the development of a Virtual Learning Object (OVA) whose
purpose is to support teachers and students in the teaching - learning process in the
classroom or outside of it of the simple harmonic movement (MAS) and its applications -
Period of a simple pendulum and period of a simple harmonic oscillator -, in the course of
Wave Physics. The work in the OVA was made following the methodology of
computerized educational materials (MEC) that includes the phases of analysis, design,
development, evaluation and implementation. In the different stages, instruments were
applied to students of the fourth semester of systems engineering, physical wave course. As
a result we obtained a Virtual Learning Object (OVA) consisting of five Learning Objects
namely: kinematics, dynamics and energy behavior of a body that has MAS, as well as,
period of a simple pendulum (laws) and period of an oscillator simple harmonic (laws).
Each of the Objects contemplates, as a minimum: learning objectives, informative content,
learning activities, evaluation and metadata, as well as user manual, credits, authors, to
know more, resources on the Web, other tasks and to know more. With the implementation
of the OVA it is intended to strengthen the moment of face-to-face training and
independent work.
Aportes:
It is extremely important to take into account these concepts, then, according to the article
we realize that, from the modulus of elasticity, we can apply this in civil engineering, but
for this, we must know correctly its concept and his way of applying them.
Simple harmonic movement (M.A.S), learning styles, Virtual Learning Objects (OVA),
Computerized Educational Materials (MEC), teaching - learning.
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Aportes:
It is extremely important to take into account these concepts, then, according to the article
we realize that, from the moment of rotational inertia, we can apply this in civil
engineering, but for this, we must know correctly its concept and his way of applying them.
Civil aerodynamics It is characterized because the obstacles object of study are not bodies
fuselados, but bodies blunt and in general with edges, as it happens in houses, bridges,
towers, in many terrestrial vehicles and in many vehicles marine, and in a long etcetera
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Comparative seismic analysis between a dual system and the reinforcement system with
viscous fluid heatsinks for a building in the district of Víctor Larco Herrera applying
ETABS 2013
25-mar-2015
Resumen:
The present investigation is oriented to the comparative analysis between the system of
reinforcement with structural walls and the reinforcement system with heatsinks
viscous fluid to assess which of them is the most favorable from the point of view
structural.
Also, it is focused on statically and dynamically modeling a building called Torre
C & M, and determine its behavior before seismic solicitations. It is intended to find
the displacements and maximum forces to evaluate them according to the permissible
values determined by Standard E030, Earthquake-Resistant Design Regulation
National Building. In addition, FEMA 273 and 274, ASCE 7-10 and should be
incorporated some innovations that allow a better behavior of the structure in front of the
seismic forces.
The seismic hazard analysis is performed applying the methodology developed by Cornell
(1968) in probabilistic terms, methodology that was modified and implemented in the
RISK computer program by McGuire (1976). This methodology integrates information
Seismotectonics, seismological parameters and regional mitigation laws for
different mechanisms of rupture. The result is a seismic hazard curve, where
relates the acceleration and its annual probability of exceedance.
Aportes:
As a starting point for the discussion of damping structures, consider that it is subjected to a
small displacement and then released. The structure will be vibrating from one side to
another with a certain amplitude that will decay in the weather. Historically, structural
engineers have assumed that the reduction of movement is associated with the presence of
viscous damping in the materials that they are used The logarithmic decrement is often used
to relate the reduction in amplitude between two or more successive maximum values of
the response for the values of damping.
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