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2. What are the primary and secondary stresses in the analysis of a truss?
3. A 20 cm long steel tube 15cm internal diameter and 1cm thick is surrounded
by a brass tube of same length and thickness. The tubes carry an axial load
of 150 kN. Estimate the load carried by each. Es = 210 GPa, Eb = 100 GPa.
(a) Torsion
(b) Bending.
10. A solid cube of steel (E = 210 GPa) is subjected to a tension 150 MPa, find
the strain energy per unit volume.
11. Explain the general criteria to determine whether the truss IS statically
determinate.
12. What are the primary and secondary stresses in the analysis of a truss?
13. A 20 cm long steel tube 15cm intemal diameter and 1cm thick is surrounded by
a brass tube of same length and thickness. The tubes carry an axial load of 150
kN. Estimate the load carried by each. Es = 21 . 0 GPa, Eb = 100 GPa.
14. Write down three moment equation in the general form.
20. A solid cube of steel (E = 210 GPa) is subjected to a tension 150 MPa, find the strain
energy per unit volume.
21. What is the slope at free end of a cantilever beam of length Land uniform El when it is
subjected to a load P at the free end?
22. A cantilever beam of uniform El is subjected to moment M at the free end. Sketch the
load of the corresponding conjucate beam?
23. Explain the use ofClampeyron's three moment theorem?
24. Explain what is m~ant by distribution lactor?
25. A cantilever beam of length L and uniform El is subjected to a concentrated load to the
free end. Explain how the slope at the free end is obtained using Castigliano's theorem?
26. State and explain Maxwell's reciprocal theorem?
27. Explain what is meant by beam of uniform strength?
28. The cross section of a column is rectangular of width 50 mm and depth 100 mm. What
is the value for second moment of area that must be used for buckling load calculation?
29. Define the slenderness ratio for a column of circular section.
30. Define beam column with suitable example.
31. Explain the general criteria to determine whether the truss IS statically detenrunate.
32. What are the primary and secondary stresses in the analysis of a truss?
33. A 20 cm long steel tube 15cm intemal diameter and 1cm thick is surrounded by a
brass tube of same length and thickness. The tubes carry an axial load of 150 kN.
Estimate the load carried by each. Es = 210 GPa, Eb = 100 GPa.
34. Write down three moment equation in the general form.
40. A solid cube of steel (E = 210 GPa) is subjected to a tension 150 MPa, find the strain
energy per unit volume.
41. Explain, with suitable example, the difference between a frame and a truss.
42. What is the condition for a plane truss to be stable or not with respect to the number of
members and the joints?
4. Explain the carry over factor, distribution factor and stiffness factor in moment
distribution method.
-6. Give the strain energy expressions for a member subjected to axial, bending,
shear and torsional loads.
,7. Explain how'the Euler's column curve is not valid for short columns.
8, What is a beam column? Give some examples in aircraft structures for such
columns.
9. What is the need for knowing the maximum shear stress when a structural member
is subjected only normal stresses?
10. List down various failure theories and explain their applications for a particular
case,
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PART B - (5 x 16 = 80 marks)
11. (a) Find the forces in the members of the truss shown in the fig. 1 .byany one
method.
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Fig. 1 Or
(b) The truss shown in fig. 2 is supported as cantilever at the joints A and H.
Find the forces in the members.
Fig. 2
12. (a) Find the support moments and draw bending moment diagram of the
continuous beam shown in the fig. 3 using three moment equation.
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Fig. 3 Or
(bY Find the support moments and draw bending moment diagram of the
continuous beam shown in the fig. 3 using moment distribution method.
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13. (a) (i) Find the deflection at the mid-point of a siniply supported beam of length L,
subjected to a uniformly distributed load using unit load method. (8)
(ii) Find the redundant force in the member OC of the truss' shown
in fig. 4 (8)
Fig. 4
Or
(b) For the truss shown in the fig. 5, the cross section area of bars in compression
are 30 cm 2 and others 12 cm 2• Determine the vertical displacement of point C
and horizontal displacement of point B. Given:
E = 210 GPa
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Fig. 5
14. (a) A thin circular ring of radius R and bending rigidity EI is subjected to three
symmetric radial compressive loads lying in the plane of the ring structure.
Obtain the expression for the bending moment and plot its distribution.
Or
(b) Find the buckling stress of a hinged-hinged column of length 100 em and having
T-cross section. The dimensions of the flange are 10 em x 2 em and the web
10 cm x 2 em. Derive the formula used. E = 70 GPa.
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15. (a) A beam-column ii) Maximum
made-of steel
(E = 210 GPa) distorsion energy
siml'ly theory (iii) Octahedral
supported at
both ends is shear stress theory.
subjected to a
uniformly
distributed .a)i) bending.
load of 500
N/m and an
axial load of
1000 N. Find
the moment at
any section
and hence find
the maximum
stress. Given:
L = 4 m, b = 20
nun, d :; 40
mID.
Or
(b) A circular shaft
of tensile yield
strength 350
MPa is
subjected to a
combined state
of loading
defined by a
bending
moment M =
15 kN-m and
Torque T = 10
kN-m.
Calculate the
diameter d
which the bar
must have in
order to
achieve a
factor of safety
N = 2. Apply
the following
theories.
(i) Maximum
shear stress
theory
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Derive the expression for beam,due to
strain energy stored in a (4)
14.b) OR
A propped cantilever beam AB of length Land unifom1 EI is subjected
uniformly distributed load of intensity q N/m and a concentrated load W at its
mid-point. The beam is fixed at A and on roller support at B. Using Castigliano's
theorem or any other method compute the reaction forces at the support points A
and B.
ii) Compare the buckling loads gIven by Rankine's and Buller's formulae for a
tabular column 2.25m long having outer dia:l1eter
l5.a)i) 37.5mm and inner diameter 32.5mm and both ends
(4) are pin ended
joints. Assume yield stress to be 315 mpa,
Rankine's constant is _1_
7500
aced E= 200 Gpa. (12)
OR
15.b )i) Derive the expression for buckling load for a column with one
end fixed and the other end free.
(6)
ii) Determine the ratio of buckling loads of two columns of circular cross-
section one hollow and the etuer solid when both are made of same
material, have same length, cross-section area and end
conditions. The inner diameter of hollow column is half
its
outer diameter. (6)
11. A beam of length L and uniform EI is simply supported at its end~ and subjected to a load
W at a distance 'a' from left end. Obtain deflection at the mid point and at the point of
application of the load using double integration method or area moment method?
12.a) A beam is simply supported at its ends. It is of length Land EI is uniform and subjected to a
load D at the mid point of the beam. Using conjucate beam method compute slope at he
support and maximum deflection.
OR
12.b) A timber beam 16 cm wide and 20 cm deep is to be reinforced by steel strips each 16 cm
wide and 1 cm thick. Find the moment of resistance when (i) the steel strips are attached at
the top and bottom so that overall all depth is 22 cm and (ii) the steel strips are attached
symmetrically at the sides so that overall width is 18 cm. Allowable stress in the timber is
6 mpa.
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Using moment distribution method. 900 N
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(b) Determine all support react~ons for the beam shown in Fig. 5' Use Clapeyron's 3-
moment equation. Then, draw the shear force and bending moment diagrams. EI
is const;:int.
Fig. 5
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(b) Determine all the support' reactions of the beam shown in Fig. 7 using energy
methods. The~ draw the shear force and bendi~g moment diagrams. E= 210 GPa.
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Fig. 7
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14. (a) (i) Derive and obtain the first 2 buckled shapes and corresponding
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buckling loads of a fixed-fixed column. (10)
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(ii) (6)
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Explaiil Rankine's hypothesis.
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15. (a) What is a beam-column? Where can a .. beam-colu~nn type of structure be found
in an aircraft? Explain the structural analysis of a beam -column type of
structure, with an example.
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(b) . (i) Explain the maximum distorti9n energy failure theory. Refer Fig. 8.
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