AVS1230_Lab 2 Fall 2023

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Problem You are tasked with  analyzing the frame of a bubble fuselage. The frame is 3D printed using PLA material and must be capable of supporting a 22.05 lb load placed within the cabin space, with the direction of the load indicating the direction of deformation. You will need to perform a series of calculations and analyses to ensure that the design meets strength and safety requirements. Data: Frame Dimensions: A blueprint is provided specifying the dimensions and geometry of the bubble fuselage frame. The thickness of the frame its 0.5 inch. Material: The frame will be 3D printed in PLA material. The material properties of PLA are as follows: Young's Modulus (E): 595669.99 Psi. Yield Strength (σy): 9094.01119 Psi. Density (ρ): 10.04515912 lb/in³ Load: A 22.05 lb load will be applied within the cabin space, with the load direction indicating the direction of deformation Tasks to Perform:( Remmember present the solution process with equations, procedure and results; use…

Problem You are tasked with  analyzing the frame of a bubble fuselage. The frame is 3D printed using PLA material and must be capable of supporting a 22.05 lb load placed within the cabin space, with the direction of the load indicating the direction of deformation. You will need to perform a series of calculations and analyses to ensure that the design meets strength and safety requirements. Data: Frame Dimensions: A blueprint is provided specifying the dimensions and geometry of the bubble fuselage frame. The thickness of the frame its 0.5 inch. Material: The frame will be 3D printed in PLA material. The material properties of PLA are as follows: Young's Modulus (E): 595669.99 Psi. Yield Strength (σy): 9094.01119 Psi. Density (ρ): 10.04515912 lb/in³ Load: A 22.05 lb load will be applied within the cabin space, with the load direction indicating the direction of deformation Tasks to Perform:( Remmember present the solution process with equations, procedure and results; use…

Problem You are tasked with  analyzing the frame of a bubble fuselage. The frame is 3D printed using PLA material and must be capable of supporting a 22.05 lb load placed within the cabin space, with the direction of the load indicating the direction of deformation. You will need to perform a series of calculations and analyses to ensure that the design meets strength and safety requirements. Data: Frame Dimensions: A blueprint is provided specifying the dimensions and geometry of the bubble fuselage frame. The thickness of the frame its 0.5 inch. Material: The frame will be 3D printed in PLA material. The material properties of PLA are as follows: Young's Modulus (E): 595669.99 Psi. Yield Strength (σy): 9094.01119 Psi. Density (ρ): 10.04515912 lb/in³ Load: A 22.05 lb load will be applied within the cabin space, with the load direction indicating the direction of deformation Tasks to Perform:( Remmember present the solution process with equations, procedure and results; use…

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d) A number of [0]s and [0,90]s CFRP test specimens were made from prepreg material with the following properties: Fibre strength, of = 3250 MPa Fibre modulus, E₁ = 195 GPa Matrix strength, m = 35 MPa Matrix modulus, Em = 3.8 GPa Volume fraction of fibres, Vf = 0.65 Calculate the tensile strength, oc, and the tensile modulus, Ec, in the 0° and 90° directions, using the simple "rule of mixtures" approach for both the [0]s and [0,90]s specimens.

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Statics of Rigid Bodies (S1) Note: I will report you if you answer this post multiple times so please follow it.Thank you for understanding, Tutor! Content Covered: - Analysis of Structures Direction: Solve the problem below by giving the complete solution. In return, I will give you a good and high rating. Thank you so much! Note: Be careful with the calculations in the problem. Kindly double check the solution and answer if there is a deficiency. And also, box the final answer. Thank you so much!

Which properties are the most helpful in identifyingminerals. Are these properties helpful in the field of engineering? *400 to 500 words FORMAT: i. Introductionii. First body paragraphiii. Second body paragraph... and so oniv. Conclusion

MECT361 Mechatronics Components and Instrumentation Please solve the problem in keupord Consider the Material Selection Design Problem for the FRAME of a Bicycle. Define your selection criteria, and evaluate the following alternatives based on your criteria, and justify your selection by discussing each alternative with respect to your criteria: a. 1040 Steel b. 7075 Aluminum c. Titanium 6-4 d. Graphite/epoxy Composite *You may use the information provided in Appendix A of the Textbook or use the ASHBY Charts.

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The performance of a structural element is determined by the properties of the material the geometry functional requirements the microstructure

Show the typical Stress versus Strain curve for the following materials, and define the materials properties "The stress-strain curve can be used to read off the structural load ability of materials. For many materials, including metals, their loading bearing capability is one of the most important material properties". by reference to the diagram: a) Hammer head is made from hardened tool steel b) Smelter is made from refractory ceramic c) Cable is made from pure copper d) Box is made from polypropylene

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During the selection of material, the availability of material is not an important factor. Select one: O True O False e ngineering Materials- Assignment Jump to..

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Department of Mechanical Engineering PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTER AIDED ENGINEERING – MENG303 Please solve the problem by keupord 10.Consider the Material Selection Design Problem for the FRAME of a Human Powered Road Vehicle. Define the selection criteria, assign weights (importance), and evaluate the following alternatives based on COST, WEIGHT, STRENGTH, AVAILABILITY, MANUFACTURABILITY, ASSEMBLY, TEST & MAINTENANCE, ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY, SAFETY & RELIABILITY: a.Steel b.Aluminum c. Titanium

Stage Design A cable is used to support an actor as he swings onto the stage. Now suppose the tension in the cable is 920 N as the actor reaches the lowest point. What diameter should an 11-m-long steel cable have if we do not want it to stretch more than 0.50 cm under these conditions? R. Actor Sandbag SOLUTION Conceptualize Look back at the Example "A Grand Entrance," where we analyzed a cable used to support an actor as he swung onto the stage. We ignored any stretching of the cable there, but we wish to address this phenomenon in this example. Categorize We perform a simple calculation involving the equation F A Y = AL Li so we categorize this example as --Select--- v problem. Solve the Young's modulus equation for the cross-sectional area of the cable: FL; A = YAL Assuming the cross section is circular, find the diameter of the cable from d = 2r and A = ar (Use the following as necessary: F, Y, Li, AL, and r.): FL A d = 2r = 2 - = 2 Substitute numerical values. (Enter your answer…

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Not every recyclable material can be recycled efficiently. VWhich one below may not be one of the reasons for this? * In the case of widely distributed scrap, material contained in discarded products has to be collected, separated, and cleaned so that the economics is in the play. Some materials consist of large amount of impurities that the recycled materials cannot be used in place of a virgin material because of deterioration in material properties. Some materials cannot be separated from each other easily, i.e., fiber composites. The energy and emissions are higher for recycling processes of some materials than that of initial processes, and therefore, recycling may not be preferred depending on the material type.

For an application of high strength components including gears cams and rollers the desired properties in a plastic would be high tensile and impact strength, stability at high temperature, and machine ability. Potential materials which are suitable for these applications are nylon phenolics, TFE filled acetals, PET, and poly carbonate. True or false.