TMME18 Engineering Mechanics, 12 ECTS-points
/Mekanik I/

Advancement level:
B

Aim:
To familiarize the student with the basic laws of classical mechanics and develop the ability to analyse and solve problems.

Prerequisites:
Algebra, Calculus.

Supplementary courses:
Solid mechanics, Fluid mechanics, Machine elements, Control Theory.

Course organization:
The course is divided into two parts. Part 1 is given as lectures and classes and part 2 as lectures.

Course content:
Part 1. Statistics: two- and three-dimensional force systems, couples, reduction of force systems, static equilibrium, center of gravity, Coulomb's law of friction, belt friction. Dynamics of a particle: Newton's laws of motion, velocity and acceleration in rectangular and curvilinear coordinates, work--energy and impulse--momentum principles, impact, vibrations. Part 2. Rigid body dynamics: kinematics (method of relative velocity and acceleration, instant center of velocity), absolute and relative derivatives of vectors, kinetics (Euler's law of motion, work--energy and impulse--momentum principles) and applications (impact, gyroscopic motion, dynamically unbalanced bodies). A computer assignment (formulation and numerical solution of the governing equations of a mechanical system).

Course literature:
Pytel, A. and Kiusalaas, J: "Engineering Mechanics Statics and Dynamics"

TEN1, 4 p.
TEN2, 4 p.
UPG1 Computer assignment

Course language is Swedish.