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03 February 2025  |  07 February 2025

Advanced Mechanics of Solids (MINN7010A)

Applications accepted until
20 January 2025
Short Course Coordinator:
Ana-Lucia Ou Cheon
Accreditation:
Certificate of Competence
Course dates
03 February 2025 - 07 February 2025
Applications close
20 January 2025
Overview
To introduce students to the mechanics of deformable bodies, particularly the concepts of stress and strain. Develop a good working understanding of the basic and fundamental principles of rock mechanics as applied to designing and stabilizing excavations in rock masses. Determine the deformations of bodies behaving in an elastic manner when they are subjected to two and to a limited extent, three dimensional state of stress and the concept of strain energy density. Analysis of stresses and strains in three dimensions. Basic equations of compatibility and equilibrium.
Duration
Five Days
Format
Face-to-Face
Pricing
VAT incl. = R24,460.00

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    The course content addresses the following topics:


    • Constitutive relations and energy of deformation.
    • Stress-strain relations for elastic materials, energy theorems.
    • Methods for solving the basic equations of elasticity.
    • Equations describing the behaviour of granular materials and problems of non-elastic material deformations.
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