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    ME 302 – FINAL EXAM FORMULA SHEET

    Uniform thin rod: I = mL2/12 (about its mass centre), I = mL2/3 (about its end)
    Uniform disk / cylinder: I = mr2/2
    I G  mk 2 , where k is the radius of gyration ; I  IG  md 2 (parallel axis theorem)
     ext   ext   in   in 
    U   Fi  ri  Ti  i   Fi  ri  Ti  i  0
    AE m
    Bar in axial loading: keq  meq 
    L 3
    GJ I
    Circular shaft in torsion: kt eq  I eq 
    L 3
    3EI
    Cantilever beam (end-point): keq  3 meq  0.24 m
    L
    48 EI
    Simply supported beam (mid-point): k eq  3 meq  0.49 m
    L
    192 EI
    Fixed-fixed beam (mid-point): k eq  meq  0.37 m
    L3

    keq kteq g Force required for unit deflectionof the mass


    n    
    meq I eq  static Massin motion
    2
    x   n x0 
    xt   Asin nt  n  ; A  x0   0  ;
    2
    n  tan 1  
     n   x0 

    c c c
       ; d  n 1  2
    ccr 2mn 2 km
    2
     x  n x0  1  d x0 
    x  t   Ae n t
    sin d t  d  ; A  x0   0 2
     ; d  tan  
     d   x0  n x0 

    2 1  x t    E t 
      ln  
     ;  ;  e 2n
    1  2 n  x  t  nTd   42   2 E  t  nTd 

    x  t   e nt  C1  C2t  ; x  t   C1e1t  C2e 2t ; 1,2  n  n  2  1

    ;   tan 1 2 r2 ; M res 
    kX 0 1 1
    M  ; rres  1  2 2
    F0
    1  r  2 2 1 r 2 1   2
     (2 r ) 2

    mX 0 mX 0 r2 1 1 Z0
    Λ   ; Λ res  ; rres  ; 
    A m0 e
    1  r  2 2
     (2 r ) 2 2 1   2 1  2 2 Y0
    X0 1  (2 r ) 2 2 r 2 r 3 T
    FTR
    T  ;   tan 1  tan 1
    2 r  tan 1
    ;
    Y0 1  r 
    2 2
     (2 r ) 2 1 r2  4 2  1 r 2  1 F0

    1  82
     
    1/2
    1
    Tmax  4 2
    ; rres  1  8 2  1
    2  162  164  82  2  1  82 2

     
     K   M X  0
    2

     

    3 3

    2.5 2.5

    2 2

    1.5 1.5

    1 1

    0.5 0.5

    0 0
    0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5

    3
    180
    165
    2.5
    150
    135
    2
    120
    105
    1.5
    90
    75
    60 1

    45
    30 0.5
    15
    0 0
    0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5

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