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UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN
 TME 212
ENGINEERING MECHANICS

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT

UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN,
IBADAN,OYO STATE, NIGERIA.

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 COURSE COMPACT
2022/2023 ACADEMIC SESSION

 Faculty: Technology
 Department: Mechanical Engineering
 Course Code: TME 212

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 Course Title: Engineering Mechanics
 Unit: 2
 Course Lecturer: Dr. M. Odunfa
 Semester: First
 Time: Wednesday,10:00-12:00pm
 Location: Technology Lecture Theatre
(TLT)
 COURSE CONTENTS

 Newton’s laws and rigid body dynamics

 Work and energy
 Linear and Rotational, Moments of Inertia.
 Conservation of energy.
 Friction belts; Ropes and screw threads.
 Simple free vibration problems.
RECOMMENDED TEXTBOOKS
(1) Mechanical Technology
Authors: D.H Bcon and R.C Stephens

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Publisher: Butterworth Publications
(2) Mechanics of Machines (Advanced Theory and Examples)
Authors: J. Hannah and R.C Stephens
Publisher: Viva Books Private Limited
(3) Applied mechanics
Authors: V. Marples
Publisher: McGraws Hills Publication
(4) Engineering Mechanics
Authors: S.S. Bhavikatti and K.G. Rajashekarappa
Publisher: New Age International (P) Limited
 RECOMMENDED TEXTBOOKS (CONT’D)

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(5) Mechanical Engineering Science
Authors: S.A Olagoke
Publisher: SAO Multiventures

(6) Mechanical Engineering Science (Solved Problems And Tutorial Questions)

Authors: S.A Olagoke
Publisher: SAO Multiventures
BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE COURSE
Engineering mechanics is the application of
mechanics to solve problems involving common

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engineering elements. The goal of this
Engineering Mechanics course is to expose
students to problems in mechanics as applied to
plausibly real-world scenarios. It is also the
study of forces and the resulting deformations,
accelerations, motions, vibrations and other
responses they cause.
 COURSE OBJECTIVES/ GOALS

 The objectives of the course are; to present a

comprehensive treatment of different operations being
carried out in different types of Engineering

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workshops.
 Building on the knowledge acquired in Mathematics
and Physics courses in science Faculty. TME 212
(Engineering Mechanics) prepares the student to use
Engineering mechanics knowledge in the design and
application of machines and also in Engineering
practice.
 LEARNING OUTCOMES

 On completion of this course, the students will

be able to ;

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• Know fundamental principles involved in the
design, installation and operation of machines
• Know the various types of machines and
engineering systems
• Know the various operations being carried out in
any standard engineering systems.
METHODS OF LECTURE DELIVERY & COURSE
OUTLINES

 Lecture delivery methods :- This will be in modular form

 Teaching Aids :- May be provided by means of a media

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projector
 Course Outlines

 Modules & Details of Topics

 Module 1:

 Introduction
 MODULE 2 AND 3

 Module 2:

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 Module 3:

 Module 4:

 Module 5:

 Module 6:

 Module 7:

 Module 8:
 MODULE 12 AND REVISION
 Week 10: Revision
 (f) Tutorials: Tutorial questions will be given to students

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to work out from time to time to form the continuous
Assessment.
 INTRODUCTION
 Engineering Mechanics is defined as the science
that describes and predicts the conditions of rest

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or motion of bodies under the action of forces.
Therefore Engineering Mechanics is divided into
two categories;

(i) Dynamics is the study of motion of systems

and forces associated with the motion, which may
be linear, angular or a combination of linear and
angular.
INTRODUCTION CONT’D

(ii) Statics is the study of forces which acts on a

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body at rest (equilibrium)

Basically, We consider a rigid body and a

deformable body. While a deformable body might
be elongated or compressed under the effect of
forces, rigid bodies do not get deformed under the
influence of forces.
INTRODUCTION CONT’D

A rigid body is defined as a combination of a

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large number of particles occupying fixed
positions with respect to each other. It is possible
to study the motion of a rigid body without
reference to the forces acting on. This is referred
to as kinematics.
 DYNAMICS
 Dynamics deals with motion of a system and the
forces acting on it.
 Linear motion:

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(i)Velocity of a body is the rate of change of its
displacement from some reference position with
respect to time.
(1)
Where V = velocity, s = displacement, t = time
(ii) Acceleration of a body is the time rate of
change of its velocity with respect to time
(2)
Where a = acceleration
 DYNAMICS CONT’D
 Substitute equation (1) in (2)
d  ds 
a  

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d  dt 

(3)

 The equations of motion or a body that moves

with uniform acceleration such that its velocity
changes from initial U to final V in time T while
covering a displacement S are ;
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V  u  at (4)
1
S  ut  at 2 (5)
2

V 2  u 2  2as (6)
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DYNAMICS CONT’D

Angular motion

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ω = angular velocity
α = angular acceleration
θ = angular displacement
When a body moves through an angular displacement,

d
 (7)
dt
d
 (8)
dt
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