@@MichelvanBiezen I appreciate them all and will be steadily working though them.😃🙂 I'm currently studying a BSc. Degree in Mechanical engineerings and this series is coming in very handy. I have a good textbook and lecturer on this topic, however, this series really helps conceptualize the material better then the university lectures have. That is not to say my lectures are subpar, rather your style and methods are PREMIUM!!
A steel shaft 4 feet long that has a diameter of 6 inches.is subjected to a torque of 20 kip/ft.determine the maximum shear stress and the angle of twist.use G=13x10^6
@@MichelvanBiezen you really are underrated despite of the hardwork and energy you put in your videos. I wish I could really fund you, but I'm just a student right now. Maybe in the future
I thought sigma was used or normal stress and tau for shear stress, while epsilon was used for strain. Are they the same here, or are you using different variables?
When you will talk about the Moment and Shear diagrams, it would be nice to use a different colour. Red for a shear force with red lines, and blue for a moment with a rotating line around the beam in question. That worked nicely when I lectured a friend who had trouble understanding Moment and Shear diagrams.
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@@MichelvanBiezen I appreciate them all and will be steadily working though them.😃🙂
I'm currently studying a BSc. Degree in Mechanical engineerings and this series is coming in very handy. I have a good textbook and lecturer on this topic, however, this series really helps conceptualize the material better then the university lectures have. That is not to say my lectures are subpar, rather your style and methods are PREMIUM!!
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A steel shaft 4 feet long that has a diameter of 6 inches.is subjected to a torque of 20 kip/ft.determine the maximum shear stress and the angle of twist.use G=13x10^6
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@@MichelvanBiezen you really are underrated despite of the hardwork and energy you put in your videos. I wish I could really fund you, but I'm just a student right now. Maybe in the future
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I thought sigma was used or normal stress and tau for shear stress, while epsilon was used for strain. Are they the same here, or are you using different variables?
Different texts use different variables. (Yes it does get to be confusing).
@@MichelvanBiezen No kidding, Variables in Fluid Dynamics and Thermodynamics have same variables, but aren't the same. Thanks for clearing that up.
Are you going to upload all of mechanics of materials or just stress strain things?
We would like to do all, as time permits.
Do you study these at university ?
Cause We study them in high school if you choose Specialization in mechanical engineering
In the US this is taught at the university level indeed.
Where is videos 16-43? i cant seem to find it.
We haven't made those yet. We hope to get back to them soon.
@@MichelvanBiezen I can't study without the rest of your series professor. hope you continue them soon
When you will talk about the Moment and Shear diagrams, it would be nice to use a different colour.
Red for a shear force with red lines, and blue for a moment with a rotating line around the beam in question.
That worked nicely when I lectured a friend who had trouble understanding Moment and Shear diagrams.
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