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Strength of Material Sheet 29

  • 1) Question.

    In the analysis of a closely coiled helical spring under axial load, which of the following is/are negligible?

    1. Torsion

    2. Bending

    3. Axial force in the wire

    Select the correct answer using the codes given below

     Codes:

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  • 2) Question.

    The plane of maximum shear stress has normal stress that is 

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  • 3) Question.

    In the truss shown in Fig. 10.65 the forces in the members AB and BC will be respectively (plus denotes tension)

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  • 4) Question.

    A three-hinged symmetric parabolic arch is hinged at the springings and at the crown. The span and rise are 40 m and 

    10 m respectively. The left half of the arch is loaded with U.D.L. of  3 t/m. The horizontal thrust at the springings

    will be 

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  • 5) Question.

    A section of a flitched beam is shown in Fig. 10.64.

                     

    The main role of the steel plate placed between the two timber sections is to 

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  • 6) Question.

    A beam of square section 'a' is used with its diagonal horizontal. The modulus of section of the beam is given by 

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  • 7) Question.

    Figure 10.62 shows a simply-supported beam overhanging to the left. The beam carries a uniformly distributed load of w/m throughout.

                                  

    The correct bending moment diagram for the beam is 

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  • 8) Question.

    Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists:

                    List I                                    List II

      (Principal stress)                    (Max. shearing stress)

    A. +50, +50                   1. 25

    B. 

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  • 9) Question.

    The ratio of total elongation of a bar of uniform cross-section produced under its own weight to the elongation produced by an external load equal to the weight of the bar is 

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  • 10) Question.

    For the compound bar shown in Fig. 10.61, the ratio of stresses in the portions AB:BC:CD will be 

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  • 11) Question.

    A shaft of diameter 'd' is subjected to bending moment 'M' and twisting moment 'T'. The developed principal stress will be 

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  • 12) Question.

    A hollow steel shaft of external diameter 100 mm and internal diameter 50 mm is to be replaced by a solid alloy

    shaft. Assuming the same value of polar modulus for both, the diameter of the solid alloy shaft will be 

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  • 13) Question.

    A shaft turns at 150 rpm under a torque of 1500 Nm.  Power transmitted is 

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  • 14) Question.

    Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists: ( No. of members 'm', No. of

    joints 'n', No. of reaction elements 'r ')

               List I                                                      List II

    (Types of structure)      &nb

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  • 15) Question.

    The three-hinged arch shown in Fig. 10.60 will have value of H as 

                       

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  • 16) Question.

    The shear stress distribution shown in Fig. 10.58 represents a beam with cross section.

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  • 17) Question.

    The cross section of a beam is shown in Fig. 10.57(a). Its Ixx is equal to 3  x  106 mm4 . It is subjected to a load as

    shown in Fig. 10.57(b).

                                        

    The maximum tensile stress in the beam would be 

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  • 18) Question.

    A mild steel flat of width 120 mm and thickness 10mm is bent into an arc of a circle of radius 10 m by applying a

    pure moment 'M'. If E is 2  x  105
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  • 19) Question.

    A simply supported beam of constant width and varying depth and uniform strength is subjected to a central concentrated

    load. The depth of the beam dx at a distance x from one of the supports is proportional to 

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  • 20) Question.

    The bending moment diagram of the beam shown in Fig. 10.55 is

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