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Physics 1710Chapter 13 Equilibrium and
Elasticity
  • Question
  • Which will win a race down an incline?
  • A ball?
  • A disk?
  • A ring?
  • Why?

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Physics 1710Chapter 13 Equilibrium and
Elasticity
  • 1' Lesson
  • Static equilibrium (no translational or
    rotational acceleration) requires that all forces
    and torques to balance.
  • If the acceleration due to gravity is the same
    for all particles comprising a body the center of
    mass is the center of gravity.
  • The moduli of elasticity characterizes the
    stress-strain relation
  • stress modulus x strain

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Physics 1710Chapter 13 Equilibrium and
Elasticity
  • Equilibrium

Equilibrium means balanced. Fnet d P/dt In
equilibrium Fnet 0 Tnet d L/dt In
equilibrium Tnet 0
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Physics 1710 Chapter 13 Equilibrium and
Elasticity
  • Legends of the FallHow a ladder stays up

Fnet 0
Tnet 0
Fnet 0
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Physics 1710 Chapter 13 Equilibrium and
Elasticity
  • Center of Gravity
  • If the acceleration due to gravity is the same
    for all parts of a body, then the center of mass
    corresponds to the center of gravity.
  • Proof Ti Sxi Fgi Sxi gmgi Mg Sxi mgi
    /M Fcg xcm

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Physics 1710 Chapter 13 Equilibrium and
Elasticity
  • Elasticity
  • Stress the deforming force per unit area.
  • Strain the unit deformation.
  • Tensile stretch
  • Compressive squeeze
  • Shear lean
  • Hydraulic pressure
  • Yield permanently deformed

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Physics 1710 Chapter 13 Equilibrium and
Elasticity
  • Elasticity
  • Stress the deforming force per unit area.
  • Strain the unit deformation.
  • Stress modulus x strain
  • s F/A Y e

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Physics 1710 Chapter 13 Equilibrium and
Elasticity
  • Elasticity
  • Stress the deforming force per unit area.
  • Strain the unit deformation.
  • Stress modulus x strain
  • s F/A Y e

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Physics 1710 Chapter 13 Equilibrium and
Elasticity
  • Elasticity
  • Stress the deforming force per unit area.
  • Strain the unit deformation.Tensile/Compressive
    , Youngs Modulus E
  • Stress modulus x strain
  • s F/A E e E ?L/L

?L
L
s
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Physics 1710 Chapter 13 Equilibrium and
Elasticity
  • Elasticity
  • Stress the deforming force per unit area.
  • Strain the unit deformation.Shear Modulus G
  • Stress modulus x strain
  • s F/A G e G ?x/L

L
?x
s
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Physics 1710 Chapter 13 Equilibrium and
Elasticity
  • Elasticity
  • Stress the deforming force per unit area.
  • Strain the unit deformation.Hydraulic Stress
    Bulk Modulus B
  • Stress modulus x strain
  • s F/A p B e B ?V/V

?V
V
p
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Physics 1710 Chapter 13 Equilibrium and
Elasticity
  • Summary
  • Static equilibrium imples that all forces and
    torques balance.
  • The center of mass is often the center of
    gravity.
  • The moduli of elasticity characterizes the
    stress-strain relation
  • stress modulus x strain
  • Stress modulus x strain
  • s F/A Y e
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