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A series of lectures and examples for mechanical engineering topics from statics, dynamics to finite element analysis. It is most suitable for mechanical engineering students
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Part B: Chat GPT-Genie’s limitations
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Chat GPT(Generative Pre-Trained Transformer) is a machine learning technique that is trained by millions of texts to generate texts. In this video, I explore the limitations of one of chat GPT. I am using an app called Genie. Other apps have similar capabilities and limitations. In this video, I will ask questions to expose the limitations
Part A: ChatGPT- Genie' Capabilities
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Chat GPT(Generative Pre-Trained Transformer) is a machine learning technique that is trained by millions of texts to generate texts. In this video, I explore the capabilities of one of chat GPT. I am using an APP called Genie. Other apps have similar capabilities and limitations. In this video, I will ask Chat GPT to (a) Write an essay on evolution, add references and add bibilography at the en...
Thermoset vs Thermoplastic Torch Experiment
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Polymers are either, (a) thermoplastics or (b) thermosets (a) Thermosets: Thermosets are thermally SET. They are liquid at room temperature before curing and after the curing process which can be through heat, radiation, pressure or cross linking, they become irreversibly hardened. The curing process is a chemical process which is not reversible, and the thermosets cannot return to their liquid...
Experiment showing conservation of angular momentum
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Experiment showing conservation of angular momentum
How to use Mendeley Reference Manager Software
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How to use Mendeley Reference Manager Software
Helical Gears: Geometry and force analysis- Direction of tangential, radial and axial loads
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Helical Gears: Geometry and force analysis- Direction of tangential, radial and axial loads
Spur Gear Force Analysis: Tangential and Radial Load
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Spur Gear Force Analysis: Tangential and Radial Load
Gear Train: Regular Vs Reverted Gear Train
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Gear Train: Regular Vs Reverted Gear Train
Gear Ratio: Velocity Ratio, Torque Ratio
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Gear Ratio: Velocity Ratio, Torque Ratio
Problem 13-101: Kinetics of a particle example solved using polar coordinate system
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Problem 13-101: Kinetics of a particle example solved using polar coordinate system
Problem 13-98: Kinetics of a particle example using polar coordinate
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Problem 13-98: Kinetics of a particle example using polar coordinate
Problem 13-95: Kinetics of a particle using polar coordinate system,
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Problem 13-95: Kinetics of a particle using polar coordinate system,
Problem 13-90: Kinetics of a particle using polar coordinate: A boy sliding down the spiral slide
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Problem 13-90: Kinetics of a particle using polar coordinate: A boy sliding down the spiral slide
Stress concentration-Static vs Fatigue(Kt vs Kf), Open vs closed hole, bending vs torsion(Kt vs Kts)
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Stress concentration-Static vs Fatigue(Kt vs Kf), Open vs closed hole, bending vs torsion(Kt vs Kts)
Difference Between Different Academic Titles- Assistant Professor vs Lecturer
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Difference Between Different Academic Titles- Assistant Professor vs Lecturer
The Difference between Shear Stress Equations: Tau=VQ/IT vs Tau= V/A
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The Difference between Shear Stress Equations: Tau=VQ/IT vs Tau= V/A
3D printing of a threaded elbow with ABS
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3D printing of a threaded elbow with ABS
Lab 6-Material Treatment: Effect of cold working and process annealing on material properties
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Lab 6-Material Treatment: Effect of cold working and process annealing on material properties
Statics Practice Problem 9-74: Center of gravity of a three wheeler using composite body formulation
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Statics Practice Problem 9-74: Center of gravity of a three wheeler using composite body formulation
Statics Practice Problem 9-65: Centroid of a composite body by subtracting the missing parts
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Statics Practice Problem 9-65: Centroid of a composite body by subtracting the missing parts
Statics Practice Problem: Finding the centroid of a composite body
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Statics Practice Problem: Finding the centroid of a composite body
Statics Practice Problem 9-60; Finding the centroid of a composite body
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Statics Practice Problem 9-60; Finding the centroid of a composite body
How to find the centroid of a composite body
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How to find the centroid of a composite body
Statics practice Problem 9-37: centroid of a circular sector
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Statics practice Problem 9-37: centroid of a circular sector
Statics Practice Problem 9-28: Centroid of an area bounded by two curves
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Statics Practice Problem 9-28: Centroid of an area bounded by two curves
Statics Practice Problem 9-11: Centroid of an area defind by a curve
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Statics Practice Problem 9-11: Centroid of an area defind by a curve
Statics Practice Problem 9-40: Finding the centroid of a volume (paraboloid)
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Statics Practice Problem 9-40: Finding the centroid of a volume (paraboloid)
Example of center of gravity of homogenous rod
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Example of center of gravity of homogenous rod
thank you for sharing your knowledge
thank you so much
You're welcome! I am glad you found it helpful
Thank you so much! I was stuck on this problem and you were the only one able to help me.
You are welcome
I have a question about compensating the toe region. A continuation of the linear part should be generated in order to find the corrected zero strain point. Am I right? after that, should stress start from zero too? after this procedure, at the beginning, before the linear part, still there will be an inclined part. Is it right?
At the zero strain, the force is not necessarily zero due to tightening the grip! Stress-strain curve is not a good indication of initial conditions and it is hard to find the force at zero strain unless you read the machine recording at the time of experimentation! Extrapolation of stress strain curve will give you inaccurate beginning point. You can shift the stress-strain curve to give you more reasonable stress and strain values but do not extend it beyond its limit of recording
Dear, from what book do you get those exercises? Greetings from Peru
It is Hibbler book
Thank you so much ❤
You're welcome 😊
Thanks very much for this it has really helped me to understand this ❤❤❤
You are welcome! I am glad you found it helpful
Sir why is it negative when it is moving the beam clockwise?
That’s our agreed convention to call a clockwise moment negative and counter clockwise moment positive, but in general if you use the right hand rule, a clock wise motion is towards negative Z which is the axes perpendicular to the page and counter clock wise would be towards positive z
How did you get 300N/m cause after using similar triangles that is supposed to be 200N/m
Thanks sir
You are welcome! I am glad you found it helpful
What is the name of Book?
Dynamics-Hibbeler-14th-edition-book
It’s Hibbler
Thank yoU!
You're welcome!
Excuse me, I'd like to ask, what do we do if the length of point C from either point A or B is unknown?
Then you need to have other information available
isnt L 0.6-0.3cos45?
wouldn't the final angle be 120 since the measurement is taken from outside of the triangle
Sir how to learn fluid mechanics in easy way any book ?
reminds me of that tragedy
What tragedy? Did you fail statics?
Which book
Hibbler
Ax =0 thats seems untrue
In practice, there are forces, but in theory if only external vertical forces are applied and in absence of external horizontal forces, there is no reaction forces to oppose any forces
Very nice example. Could you tell me from which book is it?
Hibbler
How did you find Fea and Feb, you never finished those equations
if you analyse the joint A, you can notice an Y force (as well as on joint B). then, you do: Mo= 6 times YB + 900 times 4 + 600 times 8. YB= -1400 N ΣFY= YA+YB= 0 so YA= 1400N afterwards, we can find the angle of the ABE triangle: 4/3 (half of the base)= 1.333333 1.333= tg 53.13 if Fea= Ya times sin 53.13 then Fea equals 1750N you can find Feb easily after that.
Nice work
Thanks
Good stuff
Glad you enjoyed
Tnx a lot dr ❤️
You are welcome
why is 2/3?
The centroid of a triangle is 2/3 from the edge of the triangle or 1/3 from the base! It can be proven but normally memorized as a rule
Can you provide matlab file?
I don’t think I can attach them here. Which school do you go to?
How did you figure out the 100 for the triangle when you cut the beam?
Using similarities of triangles, before it was cut the bigger triangle had 200N/m, after it was cut the smaller triangle was exactly half of the bigger one, finding the ratio(i.e 200:x=6:3) , x= 100. Note that 6 and 3 are just the base distances of a bigger and smaller triangles respectively.
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how do you determine the distance from Fr1 and Fr2 from b ? i dont really get this part
Good question! For a rectangle, it is in the middle and for a triangular load, the resultant force is acting 1/3 of the base from the right angle of the triangle.
Thank you for seemingly being the only damn person that has a 6 E 6 U tutorial.
I am glad you found it helpful
The pen 🖋️ he used is not clear ohh
Strange, why?
Thx from Korea
Thank you too!
thank youuu
You're welcome!
from which book is this?
Hibbler
mek tek
Thanks
What is C0 C1 C2 ?
if the beam is fixed on both sides?
How did you find X-bar?
What's wrong with your tongue 😅
Nothing, that’s just my accent
Excellent
I am glad you found it helpful
Very good video. Very well explained.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much for this video. I was not able to get it until I saw your video!
You are welcome! Which university do you go to?
your tutorial is beyond the world 🏵
I am glad you found it helpful! Which university do you go to?
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Are you sure its 115.5N? I got 113N and that's what the answer key in my book said
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
Why aren't the limits -4 to 4
We are finding Y bar not Z bar, so we need to use the range of y not z.
Thank you❤
You're welcome 😊
Dear Mr. Engineer, please tell me something about double helical gears, especially the herringbone gears. Is there any preferred direction with those gears? If yes, then tell me why. I don't care oil circulation/expelling like a car rain-tires. It runs dry. Thank you!
Due to the fact that they have two opposing directions, they can perform well in any direction, and there is no preferred direction in helical gear.
Dude try adding energy on ur voice
Good suggestion! I need to record videos after coffee
Why the last one you said Fb actual value is positive?