June 2010 Chapter 1 General Principles ) ( قذ ٌكٌٕ غٍش يقشس ثبنًُٓح ،يزكشاد ششذ ٔرًبسٌٍ يحهٕنخ ِايزحبَبد عبثقخ نهؼذٌذ يٍ انًٕاد أدَب ِيزبحخ يدبَب ًا ػهى انًٕقؼٍٍ انًزكٕسٌٍ أدَب انؼدٍت أٌ ثؼط انُبط .ٌفعهٌٕ يٍ ٌكزة ػهٍٓى ) ًَٔ أٔ ثبنجشٌذ االنكزشSMS ْذٌخ قًٍخ ػُـذ انزُجٍّ ػهى كـم خطـأ ( ثشعبنخ Statics, Strength, Dynamics, Mechanical Design I, II, Vibrations, Survey, Management, Structural Analysis I, II, Heat C++, Java, MATLAB, Data Structures, Algorithms, Discrete, Digital Logic, Concepts, Databases, Software English 123, 162, 221, TOEFL, Numerical Methods, Economy, Supply Chain www.eng-hs.net & www.eng-hs.com ٍٍ ششذ ٔيغبئم يحهٕنخ يدبَب ًا ثبنًٕقؼinfo@eng-hs.com 9 4444 260 ٌحًبدح شؼجب.و June 2010 Newton’s three laws of motion: First law: A particle originally at rest, or moving in a straight line with constant velocity, will remain in this state provided the particle is not subjected to an unbalanced force. Second law: A particle acted upon by an unbalanced force F experiences an acceleration a that has the same direction as the force and a magnitude that is directly proportional to the force. F=ma Third law: the mutual forces of action and reaction between two particles are equal, opposite, and collinear. Newton’s law of gravitational attraction: F m m G 12 2 r Mutual رجبدنى،يزجبدل Particle خغٍى principle قبػذح،يجذأ collinear ػهى َفظ انخط universal ػبو،ًَٕك evidence شبْذ، دنًل،ثٍُخ Where: F = force gravitation between the two particles G = universal constant of gravitation, according to experimental evidence, G = 66.73 (10-12) m3/(kg . s2) m1, m2 = mass of each of the two particles r = distance between the two particles W mg ٍال رشض ثأقم ي .انزًٍض انًطهق ) ًَٔ أٔ ثبنجشٌذ االنكزشSMS ْذٌخ قًٍخ ػُـذ انزُجٍّ ػهى كـم خطـأ ( ثشعبنخ Statics, Strength, Dynamics, Mechanical Design I, II, Vibrations, Survey, Management, Structural Analysis I, II, Heat C++, Java, MATLAB, Data Structures, Algorithms, Discrete, Digital Logic, Concepts, Databases, Software English 123, 162, 221, TOEFL, Numerical Methods, Economy, Supply Chain www.eng-hs.net & www.eng-hs.com ٍٍ ششذ ٔيغبئم يحهٕنخ يدبَب ًا ثبنًٕقؼinfo@eng-hs.com 9 4444 260 ٌحًبدح شؼجب.و June 2010 Units of measurement: the international system of units: اثزل كم يب رغزطٍغ نكم شًء .ُّأَذ يغئٕل ػ rules for use: 1. A symbol is never written with a plural s, since it may be confused with the unit for second (s). 2. symbols are always written in lowercase letters, with the following exceptions: symbols for the two largest prefixes shown in Table 1-2, giga and mega, are capitalized as G and M, respectively; and symbols named after an individual are also capitalized, e.g., N. 3. quantities defined by several units which are multiples of one another are separated by a dot to avoid confusion with prefix notation, as indicated by N = kg . m/s2 = kg . m . s-2, Also, m . s (meter-second), whereas ms stands for (milli-second). ) ًَٔ أٔ ثبنجشٌذ االنكزشSMS ْذٌخ قًٍخ ػُـذ انزُجٍّ ػهى كـم خطـأ ( ثشعبنخ Statics, Strength, Dynamics, Mechanical Design I, II, Vibrations, Survey, Management, Structural Analysis I, II, Heat C++, Java, MATLAB, Data Structures, Algorithms, Discrete, Digital Logic, Concepts, Databases, Software English 123, 162, 221, TOEFL, Numerical Methods, Economy, Supply Chain www.eng-hs.net & www.eng-hs.com ٍٍ ششذ ٔيغبئم يحهٕنخ يدبَب ًا ثبنًٕقؼinfo@eng-hs.com 9 4444 260 ٌحًبدح شؼجب.و June 2010 4. the exponential power represented for a unit having a prefix refers to both the unit and its prefix. for example, N 2 N N N 2 likewise, mm2 represents (mm)2 = mm.mm. 5. physical constants or numbers having several digits on either side of the decimal point should be reported with a space between every three digits rather than with a comma; e.g., 73 569.213 427. In the case of four digits on either side of the decimal, the spacing is optional; e.g., 8537 or 8 537. furthermore, always try to use decimals and avoid fractions; that is, write 15.25 not 15 14 . 6. when performing calculations, represent the numbers in terms of their base or derived units by converting all prefixes to powers of 10. The final result should then be expressed using a single prefix. Also, after calculation, it is best to keep numerical values between 0.1 and 1000; otherwise, a suitable prefix should be chosen. for example, 50 kN 60nm ْٕ اخؼم انزًٍض .ػاليزك انًغدهخ 50 (103) N 60 (109 ) m 3000 106 N m 3 103 N m 3 mN m 7. compound prefixes should not be used; e.g. ks (kilo-micro-second) should be expressed as ms (milli-second) since 1 ks = 1 (103) (10-6) s = 1(10-3) s = 1 ms. suitable exponential refer to furthermore يالئى،يُبعت أط ٌؼٕد إنى ػالٔح ػهى رنك ) ًَٔ أٔ ثبنجشٌذ االنكزشSMS ْذٌخ قًٍخ ػُـذ انزُجٍّ ػهى كـم خطـأ ( ثشعبنخ Statics, Strength, Dynamics, Mechanical Design I, II, Vibrations, Survey, Management, Structural Analysis I, II, Heat C++, Java, MATLAB, Data Structures, Algorithms, Discrete, Digital Logic, Concepts, Databases, Software English 123, 162, 221, TOEFL, Numerical Methods, Economy, Supply Chain www.eng-hs.net & www.eng-hs.com ٍٍ ششذ ٔيغبئم يحهٕنخ يدبَب ًا ثبنًٕقؼinfo@eng-hs.com 9 4444 260 ٌحًبدح شؼجب.و June 2010 8. With the exception of the base unit the kilogram, in general avoid the use of a prefix in the denominator of composite units. for example, do not write N/mm, but rather kN/m; also, m/mg should be written as Mm/kg. 9. although not expressed in multiples of 10, the minute, hour, etc., are retained for practical purposes as multiples of the second. furthermore, plane angular measurement is made using radians (rad). In this book, however, degrees will often be used, where 180 denominator يقبو multiple يعبػف significant كجٍش،يٓى rounding off numbers: if the n + 1 digit is less than 5, n + 1 digit and others following it are dropped. For example, 2.326 and 0.451 round off to n = 2 significant figures would be 2.3 and 0.45. if the n + 1 digit is equal to 5 with zeros following it, then round off the nth digit to an even number. For example, 1.245 (10 3) and 0.8655 rounded off to n = 3 significant figures become 1.24 (10 3) and 0.866. if the n + 1 digit is greater than 5 or equal to 5 with any nonzero digits following it, then increase the nth digit by 1 and drop the n + 1 digit and others following it. For example, 0.723 87 and 565.500 3 rounded off to n = 3 significant figures become. 0.724 and 566. ٔظغ انهًغخ األخٍشح ػهى ػًهك .ثًثبثخ الربج انزي ٌكهم َدبحك ) ًَٔ أٔ ثبنجشٌذ االنكزشSMS ْذٌخ قًٍخ ػُـذ انزُجٍّ ػهى كـم خطـأ ( ثشعبنخ Statics, Strength, Dynamics, Mechanical Design I, II, Vibrations, Survey, Management, Structural Analysis I, II, Heat C++, Java, MATLAB, Data Structures, Algorithms, Discrete, Digital Logic, Concepts, Databases, Software English 123, 162, 221, TOEFL, Numerical Methods, Economy, Supply Chain www.eng-hs.net & www.eng-hs.com ٍٍ ششذ ٔيغبئم يحهٕنخ يدبَب ًا ثبنًٕقؼinfo@eng-hs.com 9 4444 260 ٌحًبدح شؼجب.و June 2010 a ) m / ms 1m 103 s 103 b) km 10 6. 103 c) ks / mg 103 s 103 g m 103 103 s 10 6 kg m / s km / s mm m 109 s / kg represent combination Gs / kg ٌٍؼجش ػ يدًٕػخ،إرحبد appropriate ػهى ٔخّ انزقشٌت يقذيخ،ثبدئخ prefix انًُبفغخ انحقٍقٍخ دائًب يب ّركٌٕ ثٍٍ يب قًذ ثفؼه .ّٔيب أَذ قبدس ػهى فؼه ) ًَٔ أٔ ثبنجشٌذ االنكزشSMS ْذٌخ قًٍخ ػُـذ انزُجٍّ ػهى كـم خطـأ ( ثشعبنخ Statics, Strength, Dynamics, Mechanical Design I, II, Vibrations, Survey, Management, Structural Analysis I, II, Heat C++, Java, MATLAB, Data Structures, Algorithms, Discrete, Digital Logic, Concepts, Databases, Software English 123, 162, 221, TOEFL, Numerical Methods, Economy, Supply Chain www.eng-hs.net & www.eng-hs.com ٍٍ ششذ ٔيغبئم يحهٕنخ يدبَب ًا ثبنًٕقؼinfo@eng-hs.com 9 4444 260 ٌحًبدح شؼجب.و June 2010 a ) 8653 ms 8653 103 b) 8368 N c) 0.893 kg s 8.653 s 8.368 kN same إعالن يهمك االيزحبَبد انغبثقخ َٕٔربد انششذ ٔانًغبئم انًحهٕنخ يزٕفشح ػهى انًٕقغ eng–hs.com, eng-hs.net represent appropriate prefix ٌٍؼجش ػ يُبعت يقذيخ،ثبدئخ ٕانزيٌ ٌغؼٌٕ دائًب َح ٌٕانزًٍض ٔاألفعم ٌصجح .ٌٍرهقبئٍب يثال نآلخش ) ًَٔ أٔ ثبنجشٌذ االنكزشSMS ْذٌخ قًٍخ ػُـذ انزُجٍّ ػهى كـم خطـأ ( ثشعبنخ Statics, Strength, Dynamics, Mechanical Design I, II, Vibrations, Survey, Management, Structural Analysis I, II, Heat C++, Java, MATLAB, Data Structures, Algorithms, Discrete, Digital Logic, Concepts, Databases, Software English 123, 162, 221, TOEFL, Numerical Methods, Economy, Supply Chain www.eng-hs.net & www.eng-hs.com ٍٍ ششذ ٔيغبئم يحهٕنخ يدبَب ًا ثبنًٕقؼinfo@eng-hs.com 9 4444 260 ٌحًبدح شؼجب.و June 2010 ( 204 mm) (0.00457 kg ) / (34.6 N ) 204 103 0.00457 / 34.6 m . kg / N 26.9 106 26.9 m . kg / N m . kg / N evaluate significant figure appropriate prefix ٌٍؼجش ػ كجٍش،يٓى ػذد،سقى يُبعت يقذيخ،ثبدئخ انكثٍش يٍ انؼًم اندٍذ ٌٍعٍغ ثغجت انؼدض ػ .ثزل يب ْٕ أكثش قهٍال ) ًَٔ أٔ ثبنجشٌذ االنكزشSMS ْذٌخ قًٍخ ػُـذ انزُجٍّ ػهى كـم خطـأ ( ثشعبنخ Statics, Strength, Dynamics, Mechanical Design I, II, Vibrations, Survey, Management, Structural Analysis I, II, Heat C++, Java, MATLAB, Data Structures, Algorithms, Discrete, Digital Logic, Concepts, Databases, Software English 123, 162, 221, TOEFL, Numerical Methods, Economy, Supply Chain www.eng-hs.net & www.eng-hs.com ٍٍ ششذ ٔيغبئم يحهٕنخ يدبَب ًا ثبنًٕقؼinfo@eng-hs.com 9 4444 260 ٌحًبدح شؼجب.و June 2010 ) ًَٔ أٔ ثبنجشٌذ االنكزشSMS ْذٌخ قًٍخ ػُـذ انزُجٍّ ػهى كـم خطـأ ( ثشعبنخ Statics, Strength, Dynamics, Mechanical Design I, II, Vibrations, Survey, Management, Structural Analysis I, II, Heat C++, Java, MATLAB, Data Structures, Algorithms, Discrete, Digital Logic, Concepts, Databases, Software English 123, 162, 221, TOEFL, Numerical Methods, Economy, Supply Chain www.eng-hs.net & www.eng-hs.com ٍٍ ششذ ٔيغبئم يحهٕنخ يدبَب ًا ثبنًٕقؼinfo@eng-hs.com 9 4444 260 ٌحًبدح شؼجب.و June 2010 a) 200 kN 2 (200 103 ) 2 N2 40 109 N2 40 103 kN 2 0.040 b) (0.005 MN 2 mm) 2 (0.005 10 3 ) 2 25.0 10 12 m2 m2 evaluate ٌحغت،ي َّيًو ُيق significant كجٍش،ْبو figure ػذد،سقى appropriate يُبعت prefix يقذيخ،ثبدئخ 25.0 m 2 c) (400 m)3 64 10 6 0.064 m3 km 3 اصسع ثزسح انشغجخ فً ػقهك ٔعٕف رشكم َٕاح راد قٕح ردزة إنٍّ كم .شًء ٌحزبخّ نزحقٍق َدبحك ) ًَٔ أٔ ثبنجشٌذ االنكزشSMS ْذٌخ قًٍخ ػُـذ انزُجٍّ ػهى كـم خطـأ ( ثشعبنخ Statics, Strength, Dynamics, Mechanical Design I, II, Vibrations, Survey, Management, Structural Analysis I, II, Heat C++, Java, MATLAB, Data Structures, Algorithms, Discrete, Digital Logic, Concepts, Databases, Software English 123, 162, 221, TOEFL, Numerical Methods, Economy, Supply Chain www.eng-hs.net & www.eng-hs.com ٍٍ ششذ ٔيغبئم يحهٕنخ يدبَب ًا ثبنًٕقؼinfo@eng-hs.com 9 4444 260 ٌحًبدح شؼجب.و