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Mechanics of Solids

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  • Course type

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  • Course duration

    1770 Min

  • Course start date & time

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  • Language

    English

Why enroll

This course is fundamental for every civil engineering student and professional, as it underpins almost all advanced structural and geotechnical subjects. A strong command of mechanics of solids helps engineers interpret structural behavior, avoid failure, and design efficient and safe structures. The concepts learned are directly applicable to RCC and steel design, foundation engineering, structural dynamics, and earthquake engineering, and are essential for competitive exams, technical interviews, and practical site problem-solving.

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Mechanics of Solids

32 Lectures

1770 min

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    Mathematical Concepts: Working with Vectors & Tensors

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    60 min

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    Traction Vector

    50 min

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    Stress Tensor & its Matrix Representation

    45 min

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    Transformation of Stress Matrix

    38 min

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    Stress Equilibrium Equations : Balance of Linear & Angular Momentum

    63 min

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    Balance of Angular Momentum (contd.)

    51 min

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    Principal Planes & Principal stress components

    40 min

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    Maximizing the Shear Component of Traction

    38 min

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    Mohr's Circle

    55 min

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    Mohr's Circle (contd.), Stress Invariants, Decomposition of the Stress Tensor

    76 min

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    Concept of Strain Tensor

    59 min

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    Longitudinal and Shear Strains

    43 min

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    Local Volumetric Strain & Local Infinitesimal Rotation

    65 min

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    Similarity in Properties of Stress & Strain Tensors

    58 min

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    Stress-Strain Relation

    59 min

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    Stress-Strain Relation for Isotropic Materials

    56 min

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    Linear Momentum Balance in Cylinderical Coordinate System

    55 min

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    Linear Momentum Balance in Cylinderical Coordinate System (Contd..)

    55 min

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    Strain Matrix Cylinderical Coordinate System

    36 min

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    Extension-Torsion-Inflation in a Hollow Cylinder

    57 min

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    Extension-Torsion-Inflation in a Hollow Cylinder (Contd..)

    56 min

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    Solving Problems Involving Torsion of Shafts

    48 min

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    Pure Bending of Rectangular Beams

    63 min

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    Bending of Beams (Contd..)

    63 min

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    Bending of Unsymmetrical Beams

    72 min

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    Concept of Shear Center

    63 min

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    Theory of Beams

    65 min

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    Theory of Beams (Contd.) & Beam Buckling

    56 min

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    Energy Methods

    64 min

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    Energy Methods (contd.)

    82 min

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    Theories of Failure

    45 min

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    Theories of Failure (Contd.)

    34 min

Course details

The Mechanics of Solids course provides a comprehensive understanding of how solid materials respond to different types of loading. It explains the relationship between forces, stresses, strains, and deformations, and how these responses influence the safety and performance of structural elements. This course forms the theoretical foundation for analyzing and designing beams, columns, shafts, and other load-carrying members used in civil engineering structures.

SOURCE- youtube [NPTEL IIT DELHI]

Course suitable for

  • Oil & Gas
  • Civil & Structural

Key topics covered

  1. Fundamental concepts of forces and equilibrium

  2. Stress–strain relationships and material behavior

  3. Elastic constants and stress–strain diagrams

  4. Axial loading, thermal stresses, and deformation

  5. Torsion of circular and non-circular shafts

  6. Bending of beams and flexural stresses

  7. Shear stresses in beams and thin-walled sections

  8. Principal stresses, principal planes, and Mohr’s circle

  9. Combined loading and stress analysis

  10. Strain energy and impact loading

  11. Theories of failure and strength criteria

  12. Introduction to plastic behavior of materials

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