EMch 211 : Statics; by Zig Herzog

• Demonstrate an understanding of the concept of forces, moments and their algebra.
• Isolate a body and create its Free Body Diagram (FBD).
• Utilize the FBD and the equations of equilibrium to solve for unknown forces and moments.
• Identify problems of static and dynamic friction, belt friction concept, apply friction concepts to solve pending motion, and steady state motion problems.
• Utilize differential masses, the concepts of equivalent systems, and integration to determine centers of gravity (CG) and/or centers of mass (CM), as well as moments of inertia.

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	Program TRUSS 2D Analyzes planar trusses of arbitrary geometry consistent with the definition of trusses. (see Analysis of Trusses )
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