Statics Flashcards

1
Q

Define force

A

Force is that which changes a body’s state of rest or of uniform motion in a straight line.

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2
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What is the SI unit of force?

A

Newton’s

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3
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What is the imperial unit of force

A

Pounds (lb)

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4
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What is a moment?

A

The turning effect of a force.

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5
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Formula for a moment

A

Moment = Force (N) x Perpendicular Distance (M)

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6
Q

Calculate force 2 if
Force 1 = 80N
The distance from F1 is 3m and the distance from f2 is 0.2m

A

1200

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7
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Formula for force

A

Mass x gravity (10)

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8
Q

Force of gravity?

A

10

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9
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Equation for solving moments

A

F1 x a = F2 x b

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10
Q

Define torque

A

The force applied to a body that is provided at a point

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11
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What is a couple?

A

A pair of forces that are equal and opposite but applied at points separated by distance perpendicular to the forces.

  • parallel
  • equal magnitude
  • opposite direction
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12
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What is a vector and give an example

A

They have a direction and a magnitude.

Eg - Force, velocity, acceleration, displacement, weight

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13
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What is a scalar quantity?

Give an example

A

Have a magnitude but no direction.

E.G, speed, mass, distance, volume

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14
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What is the centre of gravity?

A

The point about which the body is perfectly balanced. (Geometric centre)

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15
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What is stress?

A

Pressure over an area. It produces deflection or deformation in the material.

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16
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What are the 5 different types of stress

A
Tensile
Compressive
Torsion
Shear
Bending
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17
Q

What is tensile stress?

A

Axial or normal stress.

18
Q

What is Hooks Law?

A

Stress is directly proportional to strain.

19
Q

The formula for hooks law?

A

F (fish thing) K

20
Q

What is linear region?

A

When it can go back to its original state.

21
Q

What is the plastic region

A

Where it cannot go back to its original state

22
Q

What is Young’s modulus and units

A

Stress / strain = strength

Same unit as stress

23
Q

The formula for stress

A

Force/area

24
Q

How to calculate bulk modulus

A

Pressure/volumetric strain

25
Q

Formula for bulk modulus

A

Force/area x original volume/ Change in volulme

Nm2

26
Q

How to work out volumetric strain

A

Change in volume/ original volume

27
Q

3 types of strain

A

Axial
Volumetric
Transverse

28
Q

What is transverse strain

A

Change in diameter / original

29
Q

What is bending?

A

Combination of tension and compression

30
Q

Define hardness

A

High resistance to indentation

31
Q

Define toughness

A

Ability for a substance to resist breakage when deforming or impact forces are applied

32
Q

Define malleability

A

Can be beaten rolled or pressed into shape

33
Q

Define brittleness

A

Break with little or no change or shape

34
Q

Define ductility

A

Stretched into new shapes without pulling apart and will keep their new shape

35
Q

Define vapour

A

Gas that can be liquified by an increase in pressure not temp

36
Q

Define toxicity

A

Poison

37
Q

Define inert

A

Will not chemically combine with another substance

38
Q

What is buoyancy?

A

When an object is submerged in liquid the object displaces a volume of liquid equal to its volume

39
Q

What is Archimedes principle?

A

A body will float in any liquid that has a weight density greater than the weight density of the body.

40
Q

What is the equation for buoyancy ?

A

Fb = Vs x D x G