Version: 2R
Size:
29.30MB
Requirements:
Microsoft NET 4.0 or higher
Microsoft NET 4.0 or higher
Price:
$59.00
$59.00
System:
Windows 7/Vista/XP
Windows 7/Vista/XP
Rating:
4.9
4.9
License:
Shareware
Shareware
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Description - Mechanics of Materials Toolbox for Maple
Mechanics of Materials Toolbox for Maple was very popular software among students around the world for mechanics of materials education. It goes back Soon in renewed form. All universal knowledge in symbolic and numeric notation about beam bending, Rod stretching and torsion Toolbox creates easily.
"...Mechanics of Materials is an ideal companion to Maplesoft Maple for researchers and mechanical or civil engineers who work with applied and structural mechanics and strength of materials... It is also suitable for education and training for at all levels of post-secondary education learning the foundations of structural mechanics and applied mechanics" (Desktop Engineering Magazine).
Applications area include:
• Internal factors Diagrams animation;
• Optimization in supports and loads location;
• I and II Castigliano theorems demonstration;
• Minimum strain energy principle;
• Distributed loading in form q = q(z);
• Disclosing so-called static indeterminacy;
• Mohr`s integrals and so-called unit load method;
• Various boundary conditions, direct and inverse problems;
• Betti-Rayleigh reciprocity theorem and much more…
"...Mechanics of Materials is an ideal companion to Maplesoft Maple for researchers and mechanical or civil engineers who work with applied and structural mechanics and strength of materials... It is also suitable for education and training for at all levels of post-secondary education learning the foundations of structural mechanics and applied mechanics" (Desktop Engineering Magazine).
Applications area include:
• Internal factors Diagrams animation;
• Optimization in supports and loads location;
• I and II Castigliano theorems demonstration;
• Minimum strain energy principle;
• Distributed loading in form q = q(z);
• Disclosing so-called static indeterminacy;
• Mohr`s integrals and so-called unit load method;
• Various boundary conditions, direct and inverse problems;
• Betti-Rayleigh reciprocity theorem and much more…
