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State and explain perpendicular axis theorem of moment of Inertia.
strength of materials updated 2.8 years ago by DevarenjiniP • 3.2k
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Define shear force and bending moment, write their units.
strength of materials updated 2.8 years ago by teamques10 ★ 68k
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A hollow steel shaft 20 cm internal and 30 cm external diameter is to be replaced by a solid alloy shaft.
strength of materials updated 2.8 years ago by yashbeer ★ 11k
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Calculate Poisson's ratio and modulus of elasticity
strength of materials updated 2.8 years ago by yashbeer ★ 11k
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Calculate Poisson's ratio and values of three modulii
strength of materials updated 2.8 years ago by yashbeer ★ 11k
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At a point in a strained material, a direct tensile stress of $60 N/mm^2$ along x-direction and compressive stress of $40 N/mm^2$ along y-direction are applied on a plane right angle to each other.
strength of materials updated 2.8 years ago by yashbeer ★ 11k
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A cylindrical shell is 4 m long and has 1.3 m internal diameter, is subjected to an internal fluid pressure of 3 MPa.
strength of materials updated 2.8 years ago by pedsangini276 • 4.8k
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Define resilience and Proof resilience.
strength of materials updated 2.9 years ago by teamques10 ★ 68k
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Giving expression, define shear modulus.
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A short column of external dia 40 cm and internal diameter 20 cm carries an eccentric load of 80 kN.Find greatest eccentricity which the load can have without producing tension on the cross-section.
strength of materials updated 3.0 years ago by teamques10 ★ 68k
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Strength of material
strength of materials updated 3.0 years ago by DevarenjiniP • 3.2k
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A cylinder 250 mm in diameter has a wall thickness of 5mm and is full of a fluid at atmospheric pressure.
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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The thin walled cylindrical pressure vessel of inner diameter (d) and thickness (t) is subjected to an internal fluid pressure (p).
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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A cylindrical cells 3 m long closed at the ends having 1m of internal diameter is subjected to an internal pressure of 1.5 MPa.
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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A thin cylindrical shell, 3.25 m long and 1 m internal diameter, is subjected to an internal fluid pressure of 1.2 MPa.
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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A spherical vessel of 1.2m diameter is subjected to pressure of 1.8 Mpa
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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A thin cylindrical shell of 400mm diameter is to be designed for an internal pressure of 2.4 MPa.
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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A cylindrical shell 1m in diameter and 3m in length has a metal thickness of 10mm.
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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Derive the expression for the volumetric strain for thin cylindrical shells.
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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What are the principal planes and principal stresses.
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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A square element is subjected to Principal stresses as shown in fig. Find the intensity of normal stress on plane BD?
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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An element in a stressed body is subjected to normal stresses on mutually perpendicular directions as shown in fig.
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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Fig. shows an element in a stressed body. Determine normal, tangential and resultant stresses on a plane Q-Q inclined as shown.
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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The principal stresses at a point across two perpendicular planes are 100 MPa (tensile and horizontal) and 60 MPa (tensile and vertical)
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A plane element in the body is subjected to the stresses as shown in fig.
strength of materials updated 5.0 years ago by sanketshingote • 100
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