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ENGG209
Solids and Structures 2
Lecture 1 Introduction
Shear Centre

Dr Schleyer

Overview of this lecture
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Lecture rules
Schedule
Assessment
Syllabus (Sem. 1)
Objectives
Labs
Revision
Shear of open section beams

Lecture Rules
1. Start promptly
2. Come prepared

3. Listen carefully
4. Behave respectfully

The module (ENGG209)
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15 credit module – whole session
Lectures weekly: Tuesday 1.30-3pm (Sem. 1)
Dr Schleyer (Sem. 1) / Prof. Beer (Sem. 2)
Labs A1 (Civil only), WP, CT (Sem. 1) / STR1 (Sem.
2): per lab schedule start week 2
• Workshop practice (WP): per lab schedule starts week 1 (AE & ME only)
• Self-study using lecture slides, questions and recommended text books
• Notes on VITAL

Labs (Sem. 1)
• A1: Shear centre of a channel section (Civil)
– Pre-lab exercise to complete before the lab

• WP/CT: Workshop Practice / Crashbox
Testing (Aero, Mech, Engg, Mats)
– Workshop safety test to pass

Assessment
• 15 credit module
– Written MCQ exam (May): 90%
– Labs: 10%

Recommended text books (Sem. 1)
Benham, Crawford & Armstrong
Mechanics of Engineering Materials,
2e

Hibbeler
Mechanics of Materials, 8e SI Ed

Syllabus 2013-14 (Sem. 1)
Week Date

Topic

Lecturer

1

24 Sep

Intro / Revision of basic concepts / Shear centre

Schleyer

2

01 Oct

Shear of beams and thin-walled open members

Schleyer

3

08 Oct

Structural impact

Schleyer

4

15 Oct

Energy methods – 1

Schleyer

5

22 Oct

Energy methods – 2

Schleyer

6

29 Oct

Careers & Employability

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7

05 Nov

Pin-jointed frames – 1

Schleyer

8

12 Nov

Pin-jointed frames – 2

Schleyer

9

19 Nov

Principal stresses / Mohr circle

Schleyer

10

26 Nov

Yield criteria

Schleyer

11

03 Dec

Revision

Schleyer

12

10 Dec

Revision

Schleyer

Objectives of this module
• To study equilibrium and displacement
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