# DRIL Project - CIVIL-238

This prject is part of the [DRIL fund](https://www.epfl.ch/education/educational-initiatives/cede/digitaltools/dril/) and it is focused in the Structural Mechanics course for Civil Engineer (CIVIL-238) at [EPFL](https://www.epfl.ch/en/).
It presents a number of visual tools (DEMOs) that are meant to support:
- the teaching with their self-explanatory, simple and complete aspects
- the learning thanks to their interactive, interesting and intuitive sides

## Project description

The goal is to provide the student with interactive visual tools for understanding, playing and enjoying the complex aspects of the Structural Mechanics and to help the teacher by showing practical end exhaustive cases.

The DEMOs are Jupyter Notebooks developed in Python (for the structure and initialisation) and Javascript (for the dynamic visual and plots). The main contents of these visual tools are:

- Simply supported beam as the statis system
- Two cross section: filled and hollow rectangular section
- Free-body diagram (FBD)
- NVM diagrams
- Deflection (only due to bending)
- Elastic and plastic analysis
- Stress and strain analysis
- Stress state element and stresses
- Torsion (uniform)
- Mohr Circle
- Buckling

The contributors of this projects are

- Carmine Schipani ([author](https://github.com/DonCammne))
- Prof. D. Lignos (supervisor of the project and director of the [RESSLab](https://github.com/AlbanoCastroSousa/RESSPyLab))

This repository is available at [this link](https://c4science.ch/diffusion/12408/).

For any enquiries relating to this template or this repository, please contact: [noto-support@groupes.epfl.ch](mailto:noto-support@groupes.epfl.ch)

## Repository in NOTO

To downlaod and use the content of this repository in NOTO, you just need to click [this link](https://go.epfl.ch/DRIL-CIVIL238) and in your workspace will appear a clone repo of this project.

## Copyright and license

All content in this repository is distributed publicly and openly under a Creative Commons Attribution license, [CC-BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/), and all code is under [BSD-3-Clause](LICENSE.md).