Engineering Mechanics PDF Notes MCQ- For Civil & Mechanical Engineering Study Materials in PDF

Engineering Mechanics

Engineering Mechanics pdf Notes for Gate and ESE/IES
Learn about statics through real-life engineering examples like civil engineering, Mechanical engineering, Electrical Engineering, etc.  Engage with theory to gain a complete understanding of simple machines and complex mathematical models.  

Introduction (Engineering Mechanics)

In this modern age, the word ‘science’ has got different meanings for different people. An ordinary man takes it as ‘something’ beyond his understanding, whereas others may take it as ‘mysteries of research’ which are understood only by a few persons working amidst complicated apparatus in a laboratory. A non-scientist feels that it is a ‘subject’ whose endeavour is aimed to improve the man’s life on the earth. A business executive has the idea that it is ‘something’ which solves our day to day manufacturing and quality control problems, so that the nation’s economic prosperity keeps on improving.

Contents
1. Science.
2. Applied Science.
3. Engineering Mehanics.
4. Beginning & Development of Engineering Mechanics.
5. Divisions of Engineering Mechanics.
6. Static.
7. Dynamic.
8. Kinetic.
9. Kinematicsl.
10. Fundamental Unit.
11. Derived Units.
12. Systems of Units.
13. S.I. Units (International System of Units.).
14. Metre.
15. Kilogram.
16. Second.
17. Presentation of Units and Their Values.
18. Rules for S.I. Units.
19. Useful Data.
20. Algebra.
21. Trigonometry.
22. Differential Calculus.
23. Integral Calculus.
24. Scalar Quantities.
25. Vector Quantities.

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Composition and Resolution of Forces

The force is an important factor in the field of Mechanics, which may be broadly defined as an agent which produces or tends to produce, destroys or tends to destroy motion. e.g., a horse applies force to pull a cart and to set it in motion. Force is also required to work on a bicycle pump. In this case, the force is supplied by the muscular power of our arms and shoulders.

Contents
1. Introduction.
2. Effects of a Force.
3. Characteristics of a Force.
4. Principle of Physical Independence of Forces.
5. Principle of Transmissibility of Forces.
6. System of Forces.
7. Resultant Force.
8. Composition of Forces.
9. Methods for the Resultant Force.
10. Analytical Method for Resultant Force.
11. Parallelogram Law of Forces
12. Resolution of a Force.
13. Principle of Resolution.
14. Method of Resolution for theResultant Force.
15. Laws for the Resultant Force
16. Triangle Law of Forces.
17. Polygon Law of Forces.
18. Graphical (vector) Method for the Resultant Force.

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Moments and Their Applications

Parallel Forces and Couples

Equilibrium of Forces

Center of Gravity

Moment of Inertia

Principles of Friction

Applications of Friction

Principles of Lifting Machines

Simple Lifting Machines

Support Reactions 

Analysis of Perfect Framies (Analytical Method) 

Analysis of Perfect Frames (Graphical Method)

Equilibrium of Strings 

Virtual Work 

Linear Motion 

Motion Under Variable Acceleration 

Relative Velocity 

Projectiles Motion of Rotation

Combined Motion of Rotation and Translation 

Simple Harmonic Motion 

Laws of Motion 

Motion of Connected Bodies 

Helical Springs and Pendulums 

Collision  of Elastic Bodies

Motion Along a Circular Path 

Balancing of Rotating Masses 

Work, Power and Energy 

Kinetics of Motion of Rotation 

Motion of Vehicles 

Transmission of Power by Bells 

Transmission of Power by Gear Trains 

Hydrostatics 

Equilibrium of Floating Bodies

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