Lectures related to Structural Failure Analysis

Covers stress equilibrium, strain, and constitutive equations in 2D and 3D.

Covers the basics of structural mechanics, exploring how structures respond to loads and the factors influencing their behavior.

Explores stresses in composite beams, including normal stresses, longitudinal strains, and moment-curvature relationship.

Covers internal equilibrium of solids, stress analysis, beam deformation, and rupture criteria.

Explores the Transformed-Section Method for analyzing bending stresses in composite beams.

Explores shear and bearing stresses, including plasticity, creep, Hooke's Law, and allowable stresses in engineering design.

Covers stiffness, strength, strain, stress, and strain measurement in structural mechanics.

Covers linear elasticity in 3D, focusing on beam bending and stress-strain behavior of materials.

Covers the basics of structural mechanics, including static forces, stress, strain, and structural elements like bars, cables, trusses, and beams.

Covers shear stresses in beams and built-up beams, including shear flow calculations and stress superimposition.

Explores 3D elasticity, beam bending, and buckling phenomena in slender structures.

Covers 3D linear elasticity, stress, strain, beams' behavior under loads, and torsion.

Covers the analysis of beams, internal loads, stress distribution, and reaction calculations.

Introduces internal stress and strain, material properties, and design considerations for axial loads and direct shear.

Covers stress, strain, beams, deformation, and moments in structural engineering.

Covers the theory of elasticity, internal equilibrium, stress, and strain in deformable solid bodies.

Explores torsion analysis, eigenvalues, rupture conditions, stress principles, and engineering applications.

Covers deformable bodies, stress-strain relationships, material properties, and structural failure in structural mechanics.

Covers the fundamentals of structural mechanics, including materials, mechanics vocabulary, the Eiffel Tower, and the collapse of the Quebec Bridge.

Covers the fundamentals of structural mechanics, focusing on beams, sign conventions, types of beams, and methods to calculate stress resultants.