Lecture

Constraints in 3D

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This lecture covers the representation of constraints in 3D, including the modulus of elasticity, internal forces, stress components, and stress matrices. It explains how to determine stress states, normal and shear stresses, and the reciprocity of constraints. The instructor demonstrates the calculation of stress tensors and stress states at different points in a material, emphasizing the importance of stress and strain tensors in understanding material behavior.

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Chemical engineering

Materials science: Deformation of materials

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