Architectural Mechanics (I) (A Textbook for Civil Engineering Major in National Application-oriented Colleges and universities during the 12th Five-Year Plan) (ePub)

Architectural Mechanics is an important technology-based course for the civil engineering major. The textbook mainly embodies the characteristics of the current teaching reform, and highlights the pertinence, practicability and applicability. It takes technical application ability as the main line, links theory with practice, highlights the pertinence and practicability, reflects the characteristic of the application-oriented undergraduate and vocational schools that pay attention to the occupational skill training, and takes into account the needs of students to continue their study and pursue advanced studies. The book is divided into two volumes, consisting of 4 parts and 19 chapters. Volume 1 contains the following contents: basic concepts and force analysis of static mechanics; equivalent and simplified force system; center of gravity, center of mass and center of figure; rigid body and its system balance; balance of deformable body and internal force analysis of bar; basic concepts of stress and strain; mechanical properties of engineering materials; cross-section stress analysis of elastic bar; stress analysis; deformation of elastic bar and cross-section displacement analysis; equilibrium stability analysis of pressure bar; function of structural member and statics design criterion of bar; and statics design of rod-shaped member. Volume 2 includes the following contents: concept and type of engineering structure; composition rules of bar structure; force analysis of statically determinate structure; structural displacement calculation; force analysis of hyper-static structure; and structural analysis under a moving load. The book can be used as a textbook for construction engineering, civil engineering cost, construction supervision and other majors in the applied undergraduate colleges and universities, and vocational schools, and can be a reference for engineering and technical personnel, and can also be a study book for adult education, correspondence education, online education and self-study examination.