Computer Programming and Experiment on Structural Mechanics
| Numbering Code | U-ENG23 33537 EE73 | Year/Term | 2022 ・ Second semester | |
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| Number of Credits | 2 | Course Type | Seminar | |
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| Language | English | Day/Period | Fri.4・5 | |
| Instructor name |
YAGI TOMOMI (Graduate School of Engineering Professor) IGARASHI AKIRA (Disaster Prevention Research Institute Professor) SAWADA SUMIO (Disaster Prevention Research Institute Professor) AN RIN (Graduate School of Engineering Associate Professor) KITANE YASUO (Graduate School of Engineering Associate Professor) SAITOU JIYUN (Graduate School of Engineering Associate Professor) FURUKAWA AIKO (Graduate School of Engineering Associate Professor) GOTOU HIROYUKI (Disaster Prevention Research Institute Associate Professor) Chang, Kai-Chun (Graduate School of Engineering Senior Lecturer) UEMURA KEITA (Graduate School of Engineering Assistant Professor) NOGUCHI KYOHEI (Graduate School of Engineering Assistant Professor) |
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| Outline and Purpose of the Course |
Practical understanding and application of the theory that have been learned in Structure mechanicsⅠand Exercises and Structure mechanicsⅡand Exercises. To learn the measurement technique on strain, deflection and vibration in experiment, and the fundamentals/application on computer programming for matrix methods for structural analysis in computational exercise which are needed for understanding the mechanical properties of member and/or structure. |
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| Course Goals |
To understand the fundamentals of measurement of strain, deflection and vibration To deeply understand theory of structure mechanics by beam experiment To understand numerical analysis approach of structures by use of matrix methods To deeply and synthetically understand mechanical behaviors and validation methods of structures by comparing the experimental results with those resulted from matrix methods |
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| Schedule and Contents |
Introduction, 1 time Explanation of the significance and the role of structural experiment and computer analysis Introduction of relationship among structural mechanics, structural experiment and computer analysis, and examples of practical failure structures Structural Experiment, 6 times Introducing fundamentals of experiment method and measurement technique for structure model, 5 experiments (cantilver, frame, metal, vibraition test, concrete) Computer Analysis, 7 times Computation of the global stiffness matrix, boundary condition, solution procedure, calculation of strain, Visualization, Numerical analysis of a simple beam, Numerical analysis of the test cases (flexural deflection of and a frame) Feeback lecture, 1 time Review structural experiments and computer analysis. Confirm the attainment level of learning |
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| Evaluation Methods and Policy |
Grade is given based on attendance and reports. Experiment: 50 points (each experiments 10 points), Computer programming:50 points Evaluation of experiment and computer programming must be over 30 points. |
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| Course Requirements | CompuTer Programming in Global Engineering, Structure mechanicsⅠand Exercises, Structure mechanicsⅡand Exercises | |||
| Study outside of Class (preparation and review) | Students will review frame analysis. | |||
| Textbooks | Textbooks/References | To be distributed in lectures | ||
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