Find cross sectional area Stress=2 N/mm2 Force=D1 N

Q: d = 1.2 m b = 75 mm t =25 mm h = 100 mm h1 = 75 mm C1 = 62.5 mm C2 = 37.5 mm, and | = 3.3203 x 106…

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Q: Determine the maximum normal stress developed in the bar when it is subjected to a tension of P =…

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Q: determine the tensile stress in each segment of the bar shown. Segment AB cross section 2in x 2in.…

A: Segment AB cross section 2in.×2in. Segment BC cross section with a dia. of 1.75in. Tensile load (P)…

Q: Cross section of each bar 350 mm2 . Find stress in bar CD

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Q: Calculate the stresses that will occur at point A in the adjacent figure. r=10mm

A: Given, Fz = 150 kNFy = 150 kNτ = 50 kN.mThere are three stresses at point A normal stress, bending…

Q: Bending stress is directly proportional to the width of a section. True False

A: Bending Stress = M y / I Bending stress is directly proportional to bending moment. It is directly…

Q: 30 K 15 20 15 130 20 Ratio of major principal stress to minor principal stress up to two decimal…

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Q: The beam shown is made of a nylon for which the allowable stress is 24 MPa in tension and 30 MPa in…

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Q: A 4.QQ m B C 4.QQ m 1.5P D E 4.QQ m DO 3.TT m

A: For the truss shown, determine the safe value of P

Q: The beam shown below has a pin support at the left end, a roller support at the right end and is…

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Q: Choose the correct answer Surface tension is :     a. Force/area       d. Energy/length       b. A…

A: Surface tension is a force of attraction in liquids which arises due to the unbalanced cohesive…

Q: (a) What do values (each point) on Mohr's Circle represent? (b) Why is Mohr's Circle a useful tool?…

A: a. Representation and meaning of each point on the Mohr's circle-

Q: length of 6m. The beam is supported by a bearing plate of 300 mm x 200 mm x 30 mm on the wall having…

A: w24 X55length = 6mThe beam is supported by a bearing plate of 300 mm x 200 mm x 30 mmwall  thickness…

Q: e. If shear stress along a plane is 3.469 x 10" Pa cohesion between the two sides of the…

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Q: For the following plane reinforcement, determine the axial stress in the element 1. Consider P = 300…

A: L1 = L2 = 40 in P = 300 lb Area of cross section = 2 in2.Angle θ = 45Let T be the tension in each…

Q: 1. A stepped cyllindrical bar carries axial forces as shown. What is the maximum value of P for…

A: To determine the maximum value of P such that the tensile stress, 100MPa and compressive stress,…

Q: 2. Find the maximum tensile stress in the section of the beam and find the orientation of the…

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Q: To lower ends of the three bars in the figure two are the same level before the rigid homogeneous…

A: In the question given above, Total weight of the blockW =176 knThus , Ps +Ps+Pb=176 knAs the loading…

Q: 2.10 The stress tensor at a given point 0 in a loaded component relative to the x-, y-, and z-axes…

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Q: Y What is the unit of shear stress? a) N/m3 b) N/mm c) N/m d) Pascal

A: Shear stress is defined as the ratio of force per unit area . Shear stress=ForceAreaForce unit is…

Q: Explain the uses of Mohr’s circle to determine stresses.

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Q: What will be max. height that the water tank that will become full if the max. tangential stress is…

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Q: Glycerine having dynamic viscosity, μ = 1.5 Pa.s and density p = 1260 kg/m3 flows at a velocity of…

A: Dynamic viscosity Density Velocity V=10 m/sDiameter of the pipe D=15 cmTo Find-The value of the…

Q: Question 2. The square plate ABCD is deformed into the shape shown by the dashed lines. If DC has a…

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Q: UPVOTE will be given! Please write the solutions completely and legiby. Box the final answer. Answer…

A: Solution: Given: P = 40 kN a = 25 mm b = 30 mm c = 70 mm

Q: What is the minimum diameter in mm of a solid steel shaft that will not twist through more than 3°…

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Q: termine the shear strain yxy at corners A, B, C, D i = dashed lines. Consider small strain…

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Q: ind the diameter of dAB BC вс + bar if the stress equal t .15GPA 120cm B 125kN 125kN 90cm A 60KN

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Q: 6.59 A square section as shown in the figure below is subjected to bending moment M. y (c) Obc = %bl…

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Q: PROBLEM 3 340 mm The plates are connected by 9-20 mm bolts. Force F = 50 KN are applied at both…

A: We will divide force by resisting area to find stresses.

Q: 30 72とN 40 20 20 Given a beam made of six 2.3m long planks of the same material glued together and…

A: We are required to check whether the glue between top plank and rest of the beam will hold or not.

Beams

In structural engineering, a beam is a component made of a variety of materials (including steel alloys, and wood) that can resist loads applied laterally to the beam axis. Members, elements, rafters, shafts, and purlins are all terms used to describe beams.