Bending stress and the flexure formula, explained
Why beams carry the highest stress at the top and bottom fibres, and how M/I = σ/y = E/R lets you calculate it.
Subject
Stress, strain, bending, torsion, columns and combined stresses.
Why beams carry the highest stress at the top and bottom fibres, and how M/I = σ/y = E/R lets you calculate it.
Why slender columns fail by bending sideways long before they crush, and how end conditions change the buckling load.
What stress and strain really mean, how Young's modulus links them, and how to find the elongation of a loaded bar.
Why pipes and tanks split along their length, and how to find the wall thickness of a pressure vessel.
How twisting moment creates shear stress in a shaft, why hollow shafts are efficient, and how to size a shaft for power.