F. Palomares, Antonio José Jiménez Mocholí, Andrés Lapuebla-Ferri, J. A. Monsoriu
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Abstract
The loads applied on a linear structural element generate internal forces in the cross sections which, in turn, result in stresses along the element. The nature, extent and shape of stress distributions are required parameters to compute the strength of structural elements or machinery components in order to its analysis or design. In this work, it is presented a virtual laboratory which allows to obtain different stress distributions in an isostatic beam, prismatic or cylindrical, subjected to axial forces, shear forces and bending moments. The virtual laboratory permits a great interactivity, allowing the simulation of various real situations in which the user can modify the magnitude and direction of acting loads, and also the boundary conditions of the beam. The ultimate goal of this paper is to present a tool aimed to support the learning and teaching of subjects related to Elasticy and Strength of Materials that are found in bachelor university degrees.