Equations Flashcards

1
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f = P/A

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Stress (f) = Total Force (P) / Area (A)

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2
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F = Ma

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Force (F) = Mass (M) x Acceleration (a)

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3
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F = w^2h / 2

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To find the horizontal force on a retaining wall

Force (F) = soil pressure (w) x height of wall (h)2 / 2

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4
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M = Pd

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Moment (M) = Force (P) x distance (d)

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5
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Moment (M) = uniform load derived point load (W) x length (L) / 8

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M = WL/ 8

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6
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M = PL / 4

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Moment (M) = Point Load (P) x length (L) / 4

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7
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S = bd^2 / 6

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Section Modulus (S) = Base (b) x diameter (d)^2 / 6

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S = M / Fb

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Section Modulus (S) = Moment (M) / Bending Stress (Fb

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9
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S = I / c

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Section Modulus (S) = Moment of Inertia / given constant (c)

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10
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I = bd^3 / 12

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To find Moment of Inertia (occurs about the centroidal axis)

Moment of Inertia (I) = Base (b) x depth (d)3 /12

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11
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I = bd^3 / 3

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Rectangle Moment of Inertia

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12
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fb = M / S

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Bending Stress (fb) = Moment (M) / Section Modulus (S)

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13
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Fa = P / A

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To find axial stress (max axial stress occurs along entire cross section)
Axial Tension or Compression Stress (fa) = Axial Tension (P) / Area (A)

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14
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E = f / ε

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Modulus of Elasticity (E) = Stress (f) / Strain (ε)

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15
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ε = e / L

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Strain (ε) = Deflection (e) / Original Length (L)

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16
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e = PL / AE

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To find shortening of a column or elongation of a horizontal member:
Deflection (e) = Force (P) x Length (L) / Area of cross section (A) x Modulus of
elasticity (E)

17
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∆ = 5wL4 / 384EI

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To find deflection of a beam
Deflection (∆) = 5 x weight in lbs (w) x length in feet x 12”^4 (L^4) / 384 x 12”
modulus of Elasticity (E) x Moment of Inertia (I)

18
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∆ = eL∆t

A
To find shortening or elongation due to temperature change:
Thermal Change (∆) = Coefficient of Thermal Linear Expansion (e) x original
length (L) x temperature change (∆t)
19
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ft = Ee∆t

A
To find thermal strength in a restrained member:
Thermal Stress (ft) = Modulus of Elasticity (E) x Coefficient of Thermal Linear
Expansion (e) x temperature change (∆t)
20
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SR = kL / r

A

To find slenderness ratio of a steel column (should be less than or equal to 200):
Slenderness Ratio (SR) = end condition (k) x unbraced length in inches (L) /
radius of gyration (r)

21
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r = √I / A

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Radius of gyration (r) = √moment of inertia (I) / Area

22
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SR = kL / b

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To find slenderness ratio of a wood column (should be less than or equal to 50)
Slenderness Ratio (SR) = end condition (k) x unbraced length in inches (L) /
cross section width of rectangle (b)

23
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S=bd^2/6

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Section Modulus= base x depth squared/6 (section modulus for rectangle)

24
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S=I/C

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Section Modulus=moment of inertia/distance from end to center

25
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Density of Water

A

62.4 pcf

26
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Density of Concrete

A

150 pcf

27
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Wind Speed to Wind Pressure

A

0.00256 V^2