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Materials how they behave under load
This program discusses forces that structural materials are subjected to, how materials behave under load, and their suitability for particular uses.
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- "How they behave under load"
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- ""This program looks at the kinds of forces that structural materials are subjected to, how materials behave under load and their suitability for particular uses. Includes discussion on using materials in structures, forces in action, translational and rotational forces, cantilevers, stable equilibrium and free-body diagrams, materials and their properties, different forms of carbon, measuring the properties of materials, stress/strain graphs, Young's modulus, brittle vs. ductile, composites: reinforced concrete and carbon fiber, types of bonding and materials and nanotechnology."--container."
- ""This DVD describes the forces to which structural materials are subjected, explains how materials behave under load, and considers the suitability of different materials for particular uses."--Insight Media website."
- ""This program looks at the kinds of forces that structural materials are subjected to, how materials behave under load and their suitability for particular uses. Includes discussion on using materials in structures, forces in action, translational and rotational forces, cantilevers, stable equilibrium and free-body diagrams, materials and their properties, different forms of carbon, measuring the properties of materials, stress/strain graphs, Young's modulus, brittle vs. ductile, composites: reinforced concrete and carbon fiber, types of bonding and materials and nanotechnology."--Container."
- "This program looks at the kinds of forces that structural materials are subjected to, how materials behave under load and their suitability for particular uses, such as beams in a building or bridge. Includes discussion on using materials in structures, forces in action, translational and rotational forces, cantilevers, stable equilibrium and free-body diagrams, materials and their properties, different forms of carbon, measuring the properties of materials, stress/strain graphs, Young's modulus, brittle versus ductile, composites: reinforced concrete and carbon fiber, types of bonding and materials and nanotechnology."
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- "Materials how they behave under load"
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