R is any point in the cross sectional thickness that you are interested in for finding the stress at that point. Example, if you are finding the stress right at the center of the thickness we take the average of r or... (ro-ri)/2=R
Sir , What it means to Positive and negative shear stress , plz provide all possible cases , both in words and symbolic pattern . thank you for this amazing lecture sharing .
47:00 is where the analysis of the thick walled pressure vessels start.
Thin Walled at 37:00
Thick Walled at 47:22
Amazing Lecture !!!
Clearing all the concepts.
Even books can be misleading sometimes.
Great video sir. Thank you!
Hello professor, thanks for the video. Is there a reference book you recommend for solid mechanics. Thanks in advance.
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This is awesome; it helps so much
Great!
Rotating rings and Disk @ 1:24:21
What textbook are they using in this class?
Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design (McGraw-Hill Series in Mechanical Engineering) 10th Edition
I want derivation of lames theorem
What is the R
R is any point in the cross sectional thickness that you are interested in for finding the stress at that point. Example, if you are finding the stress right at the center of the thickness we take the average of r or... (ro-ri)/2=R
Lijah Rose thank you.
Sir , What it means to Positive and negative shear stress , plz provide all possible cases , both in words and symbolic pattern . thank you for this amazing lecture sharing .
Can someone please mention the name of the book.
Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design (McGraw-Hill Series in Mechanical Engineering) 10th Edition
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the name of the book used please
Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design (McGraw-Hill Series in Mechanical Engineering) 10th Edition
thanks
good lecture but the recording sucks, the angle of the camera keeps changing. Should split screen
A high school harangue.