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Lecturer Dr. Golkov Roman

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Courses

  • Laboratory of Mechanical Properties and Strength (30128)
  • Course summary:

    Abstract:

    This course provides students with practical experience in testing and calculating of mechanical properties of materials.

     

    Using various measurement equipment, the students apply topics learned in Material Science courses 1&2, and Strength of materials

    1 about responses of materials to different types of mechanical loading and heat-treatments.

     

    The students acquire knowledge of operating standard engineering

    measurement equipment and deepen their understanding of material properties.
  • Fluid Mechanics and Measurements Laboratory (30161)
  • Course summary:

    Abstract:

    This course is designed to provide students with concepts in measuring systems, transducers and measuring devices, data logging systems, calibrations, thermal experiments, environmental conditions experiments.
  • Principles of Elasticity (30249)
  • Course summary:

    Abstract:

    The course will present mathematical models for analyzing and solving problems in elasticity, while integrating theoretical tools and calculation methods.

    Main course topics:

    1. Basic definitions in solid mechanics – stresses and strains, displacements and stresses.

    2. Fundamental equations and laws – equilibrium equations, kinematic equations (displacement–stress relations), constitutive equations, and compatibility equations (Saint-Venant equations).

    3. Algorithms and formulations for solving elastic problems – formulation using stresses: Beltrami–Michell equations, formulation using displacements: Navier–Lam? equations.

    4. The two-dimensional (plane) model – equations for the two-dimensional case, Airy f?unction, application of the Airy f?unction in solving select plane problems.