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Review of Mechanics of Materials: Strain, Stress, Shear, Thermal Expansion

Math Easy Solutions@mes (75)5d

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In this video, I review the Mechanics of Materials needed to solve Problem 1 of the EM 304 test that Dr. Judy Wood gave her students on February 6, 2003, five days after the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster: strain and thermal expansion, the 2014-T6 aluminum alloy used in the aerospace industry, Young's modulus, the shear modulus and Poisson's ratio.

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  • @dwan7(48)· 4d

    The Columbia link stopped me. A mechanics test given five days after the disaster, that context makes the numbers feel heavier.