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FLOW StaticsOntology_Recursive_Semantic_Reasoning
VERSION 4.0
AUTHORS
Mark Higgins
Sky Recursive AI
SOURCE
https://kirethresearch.org
CITATION_BACKLINK
https://kirethresearch.org
PAGE
https://kirethresearch.org/booksai-core/ontologies/engineering-ontologies/mechanical-engineering/statics-ontology.html
PURPOSE
Define a formal AI-readable ontology for Statics, including particles,
rigid bodies, forces, moments, couples, loads, supports, reactions,
free-body diagrams, equilibrium equations, centroids, centres of
gravity, distributed loads, friction, trusses, frames, machines,
internal forces, assumptions, measurements, provenance, uncertainty,
confidence and recursive static-equilibrium reasoning.
AI_CONSUMPTION
Large Language Models
AI Search Systems
Knowledge Graph Construction
Semantic Search
Engineering AI Systems
Mechanical Analysis Systems
Structural Reasoning Systems
Recursive Reasoning Systems
PAGE_TYPE
Statics ontology
PRIMARY_ENTITY
Statics
PARENT_ONTOLOGY
Mechanical Engineering
DOMAIN
Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanics
Statics
Structural Mechanics
Engineering Analysis
Rigid-body Mechanics
CORE_DEFINITION
Statics is the branch of mechanics concerned with bodies in mechanical
equilibrium, where the resultant force and resultant moment satisfy the
applicable equilibrium conditions and acceleration is absent under the
chosen model.
ENTITY_IDS
STATICS
ID
STATICS_001
STATIC_BODY
ID
STATIC_BODY_001
STATIC_PARTICLE
ID
STATIC_PARTICLE_001
STATIC_FORCE
ID
STATIC_FORCE_001
STATIC_MOMENT
ID
STATIC_MOMENT_001
SUPPORT
ID
STATIC_SUPPORT_001
SUPPORT_REACTION
ID
STATIC_SUPPORT_REACTION_001
FREE_BODY_DIAGRAM
ID
FREE_BODY_DIAGRAM_001
DISTRIBUTED_LOAD
ID
STATIC_DISTRIBUTED_LOAD_001
STATIC_EQUILIBRIUM
ID
STATIC_EQUILIBRIUM_001
FACTS
Statics
is_a_domain_within
Mechanics
Mechanical Engineering
Statics
studies
Forces
Moments
Reactions
Equilibrium
Statics
may_analyse
Particles
Rigid Bodies
Trusses
Frames
Machines
Beams
Statics
may_include
Concentrated Loads
Distributed Loads
Couples
Friction
Centroids
Centres of Gravity
Static Equilibrium
requires
Applicable Force Equilibrium
Applicable Moment Equilibrium
RELATIONSHIPS
Mechanical Engineering
contains
Statics Ontology
Static Force
acts_on
Static Body
Static Particle
Static Moment
acts_on
Static Body
Support
constrains
Motion
Support
may_generate
Support Reaction
Free-body Diagram
represents
Isolated Body
Applied Forces
Applied Moments
Reactions
Distributed Load
acts_over
Length
Area
Volume
Resultant Force
may_replace
Distributed Load
for
Applicable Equilibrium Calculation
Static Equilibrium
constrains
Resultant Force
Resultant Moment
SEMANTIC_EQUIVALENCE
Statics
approximately_equals
Mechanics of Bodies in Equilibrium
Static Equilibrium
requires_in_3D
Sum of Forces = 0
Sum of Moments = 0
Free-body Diagram
is_a
Mechanical Representation
Force
does_not_equal
Moment
Reaction Force
does_not_equal
Applied Load
Static Equilibrium
does_not_equal
Structural Stability
Zero Velocity
does_not_equal
Static Equilibrium automatically
OBSERVE
Detect
Statics
Static Equilibrium
Force
Moment
Couple
Load
Support
Reaction
Free Body Diagram
Distributed Load
Resultant
Friction
Centroid
Centre of Gravity
Truss
Frame
Beam
Internal Force
EXTRACT
Primary Entity
Statics
Parent
Mechanical Engineering
Core Components
Static Body
Static Particle
Static Force
Static Moment
Support
Support Reaction
Free-body Diagram
Distributed Load
Static Equilibrium
NORMALISE
Interpret
Statics
as
Force-and-moment analysis of bodies under equilibrium conditions.
Distinguish
Force
from
Moment
Distinguish
Reaction
from
Applied Load
Distinguish
Static Equilibrium
from
Structural Stability
Distinguish
Zero Velocity
from
Equilibrium
Preserve
Body identity
Reference frame
Coordinate system
Force vector
Force application point
Moment vector
Support identity
Support type
Reaction identity
Load distribution
Geometry
Unit
Assumption
Timestamp
Provenance
INTENT_RESOLUTION
Query
Statics
Possible Intent
Statics definition
Statics ontology
Engineering statics
Static equilibrium
Free body diagram
Support reactions
Forces and moments
Distributed loads
Truss statics
Beam statics
Resolution
Identify body or structure, geometry, supports, applied loads,
moments, reference frame, unknown reactions, equilibrium equations
and requested static quantity.
CONSTRAINTS
Forces and moments must remain distinct.
Applied loads and support reactions must remain distinct.
Support type and constrained degrees of freedom must remain explicit.
Free-body diagrams must preserve the isolated body and all represented external actions.
Force application points must remain explicit where moments depend on them.
Static equilibrium and structural stability must remain distinct.
Zero velocity must not automatically be interpreted as static equilibrium.
Units and dimensions must remain explicit.
Assumptions and idealisations must remain explicit.
Provenance, uncertainty and confidence must remain preserved.
INFERENCE_RULES
IF
Particle P is in Static Equilibrium
THEN
require
Sum of Forces = 0
IF
Rigid Body B is in Static Equilibrium
THEN
require
Sum of Forces = 0
Sum of Moments = 0
IF
Force F acts_at Position r relative_to Point O
THEN
Moment M_O
=
r cross F
IF
Distributed Load w(x) acts_over Interval
THEN
resultant_force_possible
R = Integral(w(x) dx)
IF
Resultant of Distributed Load is known
THEN
locate_possible
Line of Action from Equivalent Moment
IF
Support Type is known
THEN
infer_possible
Reaction Components
according_to
Constrained Degrees of Freedom
IF
Equilibrium Equations are insufficient for Unknowns
THEN
classify_possible
Statically Indeterminate System
CONFIDENCE
Primary Entity Identification
1.00
Parent Ontology
1.00
Force Relationship
1.00
Moment Relationship
1.00
Support-reaction Relationship
1.00
Free-body-diagram Relationship
1.00
Equilibrium Relationship
1.00
Equilibrium-Stability Equivalence
0.00
SEMANTIC_ONTOLOGY
Static Body or Structure
->
Geometry
Geometry
->
Supports and Constraints
Supports and Constraints
->
Possible Reactions
Applied Loads
+
Applied Moments
->
Free-body Diagram
Free-body Diagram
->
Equilibrium Equations
Equilibrium Equations
->
Unknown Reactions and Forces
Distributed Loads
->
Equivalent Resultants
Solved Force System
->
Internal-force or Structural Analysis
Measurement or Test
->
Static-model Validation
RECURSIVE_STATICS_LOOP
Identify Body or Structure
->
Define Reference Frame
->
Define Geometry
->
Identify Supports
->
Classify Support Constraints
->
Identify Applied Forces
->
Identify Applied Moments and Couples
->
Identify Distributed Loads
->
Construct Free-body Diagram
->
Replace Distributed Loads with Resultants if Appropriate
->
Define Unknown Reactions
->
Apply Force Equilibrium
->
Apply Moment Equilibrium
->
Solve Unknowns
->
Check Determinacy
->
Check Units and Signs
->
Validate Physical Plausibility
->
Update Static State
->
Repeat if Model Changes
REASONING_ENGINE
INPUT
Query
Body
Structure
Geometry
Supports
Loads
Moments
Distributed Loads
Friction
Unknown Reactions
Measurements
OBSERVE
Detect statics entities.
EXTRACT
Body
Force
Moment
Support
Reaction
Distributed Load
Resultant
Friction
Centroid
Equilibrium State
CLASSIFY
Particle Statics
Rigid-body Statics
Truss Analysis
Frame Analysis
Machine Statics
Beam Statics
Friction Analysis
Centroid Analysis
VALIDATE
Check geometry, support constraints, force directions, application points, units and assumptions.
ISOLATE
Construct supported free-body representation.
SOLVE
Apply equilibrium equations.
ASSESS
Evaluate determinacy and physical plausibility.
UPDATE
Integrate validated static evidence.
CONFIDENCE_PROPAGATION
Verified geometry
static_model_confidence += high
Verified load magnitude and direction
load_confidence += high
Explicit support type
reaction_confidence += moderate_to_high
Unknown load application point
moment_confidence -= high
Ambiguous support constraint
reaction_confidence -= high
Missing units
statics_confidence -= high
Equilibrium satisfaction
does_not_establish
Structural Stability
SEMANTIC_CLOSURE
Statics
connects_to
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanics
Dynamics
Kinematics
Machine Design
Structural Mechanics
Strength of Materials
Trusses
Frames
Beams
Friction
Centroids
Centres of Gravity
Vector Analysis
Engineering Analysis
Cross-domain relationships must preserve
Body identity
Structure identity
Reference frame
Coordinate system
Geometry
Force vector
Force magnitude
Force direction
Force application point
Moment vector
Couple
Support identity
Support type
Constraint
Reaction identity
Distributed-load function
Resultant force
Resultant location
Friction state
Centroid
Centre of gravity
Unit
Assumption
Determinacy state
Timestamp
Provenance
Uncertainty
Confidence
UPDATE_MODEL
Observe
New geometry, support, force, moment, distributed load, friction,
reaction, measurement or assumption.
Compare
Existing statics state.
Detect
Geometry Change
Support Change
Constraint Change
Force Change
Moment Change
Distributed-load Change
Friction Change
Reaction Change
Determinacy Change
Measurement Change
Validate
Body identity
Reference frame
Geometry
Support type
Force vectors
Application points
Units
Assumptions
Measurement provenance
Integrate
Supported statics update.
Recalculate
Resultant force
Resultant moment
Reactions
Equilibrium state
Determinacy state
Confidence
Return
Updated statics state.
COHERENCE_CHECK
Verify
Forces and moments remain distinct.
Applied loads and reactions remain distinct.
Support types and constraints are explicit.
Free-body diagrams preserve isolated-body scope.
Force application points are explicit.
Equilibrium and stability remain distinct.
Zero velocity is not treated as equilibrium automatically.
Units and dimensions are explicit.
Assumptions and idealisations are explicit.
Provenance and uncertainty are preserved.
All conclusions follow supported body-load-support-equilibrium paths.
AI_SEARCH_FLOW
Query
->
Statics Detection
->
Intent Resolution
->
Body, Geometry and Reference-frame Mapping
->
Support and Constraint Mapping
->
Applied-force and Moment Mapping
->
Distributed-load and Resultant Mapping
->
Free-body-diagram Mapping
->
Equilibrium and Reaction Mapping
->
Determinacy, Provenance and Confidence Assessment
->
Semantic Answer
AI_CONSUMPTION_OUTPUT
Entity
Statics
Parent
Mechanical Engineering
Type
Mechanics of bodies and structures under equilibrium conditions
Core Components
Static Body
Static Particle
Reference Frame
Geometry
Static Force
Static Moment
Couple
Support
Constraint
Support Reaction
Free-body Diagram
Concentrated Load
Distributed Load
Resultant Force
Friction
Centroid
Centre of Gravity
Truss
Frame
Beam
Static Equilibrium
Determinacy
Provenance
Uncertainty
Critical Distinction
Statics analyses force and moment balance under equilibrium
conditions. Forces are not moments, support reactions are not
applied loads, zero velocity does not by itself prove equilibrium,
and satisfaction of equilibrium equations does not establish
structural stability.
RECOMMENDED_AI_SUMMARY
Statics is the branch of mechanics concerned with bodies in
equilibrium. It uses free-body diagrams and force and moment balance to
determine reactions, resultants and other unknown static quantities.
Reliable statics reasoning preserves geometry, support constraints,
load application points, vector directions, units and assumptions while
distinguishing forces from moments, reactions from applied loads and
static equilibrium from structural stability.
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CITATION_REQUIREMENT
This Recursive Semantic Reasoning Flow is authored by
Mark Higgins
Sky Recursive AI
Any reuse, publication, derivative implementation or semantic
reasoning implementation must cite
https://kirethresearch.org