Define the term Stress Paths.

Q: What the deviator stress?

A: The deviator stress can be defined as it is the difference between the principal major and minor…

Q: Where does “stress at a point” analysis can be applicable?

A: The analysis of stress at a point is applicable to find the mechanical properties of the solid…

Q: 5. The rectangular section of the following column is subjected to a compressive 150 kN force on its…

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Q: Define Total Stress Method.

A: The total vertical stress method is defined as method which is used for determining the stress…

Q: Define Strain Influence Factor

A: Answer:- Influence factor is depend upon the estimated value of strain distribution under the…

Q: Refer to the photo provided and please make sure your handwriting is readable. Determine the ff: 1.…

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Q: What are Sources of Shear Resistance

A: Shear resistance  Shear resistance of an beam is estimated to comprise partly from concrete and the…

Q: Define Allowable Stress Design

A: Their are mainly two type of design concept: Allowable stress method Load and resistance factor…

Q: Define the two-elastic-layer system ?

A: Since flexible pavements are layer frameworks with quality materials on the highest point and cannot…

Q: 2. A sample of dry sand in relatively loose condition is subjected to a traxial test. The sample…

A: Major principal stress=180kPa Minor principal stress=50kPa To find angle of internal friction

Q: Define Stress at a Point.

A: The stress at appoint is defined as “the internal resistance developed by a loaded material per unit…

Q: How did u calculate minor and major stress

A: Minor and major stress

Q: Define induced stresses ?

A: The internal resistance of a body to changes and deformation due to applied load is known as stress.…

Q: Explain ASD ( Allowable stress Design) method in short please.

A: Allowable stress design is the traditional method of structural design. Required: To elaborate ASD…

Q: Define the Normal and Shear Stresses on a Plane ?

A: The normal stress is the stress acts perpendicular to the surface of the object.It can be of tension…

Q: Illustrate shear stresses in a cross section

A: Shear stress is defined as a stress which acts along the direction of force. It is given as τ= shear…

Q: Describe one of the methods of measuring surface tension with a physical justification.

A: Given :surface tension                                              To determine: method of…

Q: Explain the Vertical Stress Due to a Line Load ?

A: The Vertical Stress Due to a Line Load:

Q: What is neutral stress?

A: It is the stress or pressure which the pore fluid transmits. This is also known as pore strain,…

Q: Define the Vertical Stress Caused by a Line Load ?

A: Answer:- Vertical stress due to line load:- For this two dimensional problem, the vertical stress at…

Q: Discuss Allowable Stress Design

A: MAIN CONCEPT OF DESIGN: load<resistance ALLOWABLE STRESS DESIGN is one of the design concept. In…

Q: explain the stress path

A: Stress path is used in a test specimen of soil during loading or unloading to represent the…

Q: For the beam and loading shown, determine the largest shearing stress in section n-n. Take P= 214…

A: Vmax=RARA=2P2=P=214kNso,Centroid:y=(75×150)(50+75)+(225×50)(25)(75×150)+(225×50)=75mm

Q: Define what is a stress-strain diagram and its importance in Civil Engineering field.

A: ASKED: To define a stress-strain diagram and it's importance in civil engineering.     Definition: A…

Q: 7. Consider a stress state where p = 15 and q 12. The relevant soil properties are o = 35° and c= 3.…

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Q: Draw the Stress-Strain Diagram and label it properly.

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Q: #2- The end chord y. truss is framed into the bo tHom chord. nglec fing friction, a) conpute…

A: L=150mm To find dimension of a and b

Q: Explain Effective stress method.

A: Terzaghi was the first to articulate the principle of effective stress. Effective stress concept…

Q: Define Temperature gradient loads

A: Temperature gradient loading occurs in the structural elements like the beam element and the plate…

Q: Discuss rigid methods

A: Rigid method is used for designing mat foundation in which it is assumed that mat foundation is…

Q: Describe about the effective stress path.

A: Stress path is defined as curve in which the changes in stress values with change in load acting on…

Q: In terms of the stress-at-a-point analysis, define what is principal stress?

A: - Principal stress is defined as the maximum and minimum normal stress which may act on a point in…

Q: Define stress? Explain  types of stress

A: When an external force is applied to the object, the object deforms from its original position, if…

Pressure and Stress