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AOE 3024
Thin-Walled Structures
EXAM I: October 4 2010
G.D. Seidel

Closed book, Closed Notes
1 Page Formula Sheet

Questions:

1. Which of the following act as a filter for rigid body motions associated with translation?
a) the displacement vector
b) the displacement gradient
c) the finite strain tensor
d) the infinitesimal strain tensor
e) both a) and c)
f) both b) and d)
g) both c) and d)
h) the set of b), c), and d)
i) all of the above

2. Which of the following act as a filter for rigid body motions associated with translation
and small rotations?
a) the displacement vector
b) the displacement gradient
c) the finite strain tensor
d) the infinitesimal strain tensor
e) both a) and c)
f) both b) and d)
g) both c) and d)
h) the set of b), c), and d)
i) all of the above

3. The displacement gradient and infinitesimal strain tensor when written in matrix form are
always symmetric.
a) True for both.
b) False for both.
c) True for the displacement gradient; false for the infinitesimal strain tensor.
d) True for the infinitesimal strain tensor; false for the displacement gradient.

4. Cauchy's Lemma is a statement of Newton's 3rd Law regarding equal and opposite
reactions, but normalized over the area of action of a force field.
a) True.
b) False.
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5. The traction vector acting on the positive z-face (i.e. the positive k-face) can be expressed
in terms of stress components:
a) o
xx
, o
yy
, o
zz

b) o
xx
, o
xy
, o
xz

c) o
zz
, o
zx
, o
zy

d) o
zz
, o
xy
, o
xz

e) o
xy
, o
yz
, o
zx


6. Cauchy's formula can only be used to perform stress transformation for cases of
generalized plane stress.
a) True
b) False

7. The stress state: | |
5 0 0
0 3 0 MPa
0 0 0
o
(
(
=
(
(


a) is state of principal stress
b) leads to maximum shear stress on the x''-y'' plane
c) leads to maximum shear stress on the x''-z'' plane
d) leads to maximum shear stress on the y''-z'' plane
e) both a) and b) are true
f) both a) and c) are true
g) both a) and d) are true

8. Planes of maximum shear stress are always located 45
o
from the principal stress planes
for cases of generalized plane stress in Mohr circle space:
a) True
b) False


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rotate 90 degrees to forcibly switch x and y principal
stresses.
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9. For the stress state: | |
4 0 0
0 3 2 MPa
0 2 4
o
(
(
=
(
(


a) The radius is obtained as
( )
2
2
2
xx yy
xy
r
o o
o
| |
= +
|
\ .

b) The radius is obtained as ( )
2
2
2
xx zz
xz
r
o o
o
| |
= +
|
\ .

c) The radius is obtained as
( )
2
2
2
zz yy
yz
r
o o
o
| |
= +
|
\ .

d) The radius is obtained as
( )
2
2
2
yy zz
yz
r
o o
o
| |
= +
|
\ .

e) The radius is obtained as ( )
2
2
2
zz xx
xz
r
o o
o
| |
= +
|
\ .



10. For the stress state: | |
4 0 0
0 3 2 MPa
0 2 4
o
(
(
=
(
(



The Mohr Circle construction is given by:

a) True
b) False


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FOR QUESTIONS 11 and 12:
For the stress state: | |
4 2 0
2 3 0 MPa
0 0 4
o
(
(
=
(
(


The Mohr Circle construction is given by:

And the stress cube sketches are given by:


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11. Assuming the numeric values are correct, does the sketch from given to principal plane
orientation look correct?
a) Yes.
b) No, the x'-y' faces have reversed numeric values.
c) No, the shear stress component of -2 MPa is missing.
d) No, the angle up to the is drawn counter-clockwise, but should be clockwise.
e) both b) and c) are correct observations
f) both b) and d) are correct observations
g) both c) and d) are correct observations
h) the set b), c), and d) are correct observations.

12. Assuming the numeric values are correct, does the sketch from the principal plane
orientation to the maximum shear orientation look correct?
a) Yes.
b) No, the shear stress component on the y''-face should be counter-clockwise
c) No, 4MPa out of the page should be 1.4MPa into the page.
d) No, a View A-A is needed to construct the x'-z' principal plane view
e) both b) and c) are correct observations
f) both b) and d) are correct observations
g) both c) and d) are correct observations
h) the set b), c), and d) are correct observations.

13. The eigenvalue problem can only be used to obtain the principal stress directions for
cases of generalized plane stress.
a) True
b) False, the eigenvalue problem only gives principal stresses, not directions
c) False, the eigenvalue problem can be used for any stress state to get principal stress
directions

14. The octahedral normal and shear stresses are defined relative to the principal stress
directions.
a) True
b) False

15. Cauchy's formula and Mohr's circle can be used to obtain the octahedral stresses.
a) True
b) False, Cauchy's formula can be used , but Mohr's circle can not
c) False, Mohr's circle can be used, but Cauchy's formula can not
d) False, only the eigenvalue problem can be used.

16. The constitutive relations relate stress to strain. Therefore, for two materials, one which
is linear elastic and one which is non-linear elastic, the strain-displacement relations
change.
a) True
b) False

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fix the circle labels
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know that y'' is x'' but the question then holds
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not say using graphically on the circle, so you can
get the principal stresses then use the formula.
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the principal stresses from mohr circle then get
octahedrals.
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17. For an isotropic, linear elastic material, only one experiment is needed to obtain the
constitutive relations.
a) True
b) False

18. The Airy stress function is a two-dimensional stress potential which automatically
satisfies the equilibrium equations.
a) True
b) False

19. Plane stress problems lead to a state of generalized plane strain, and are used for thick
plates.
a) True
b) False, they lead to a state of plane strain.
c) False, they are for thin plates.
d) Both b) and c) are correct observations.

20. If the magnitude of the component of the traction vector which is perpendicular to the
normal vector is zero, then:
a) We are on a maximum shear plane.
b) We are on a maximum normal stress plane.
c) The unit normal is zero.
d) The unit normal is a maximum shear direction
e) The unit normal is a maximum normal stress direction.
f) both a) and d) are true
g) both b) and e) are true


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Short Workout Problems:

21. A strain rosette reads unit elongations of 3E-6, 5E-6 and 8E-6 for strain gauges oriented at 0
o
,
30
o
and 60
o
, respectively, relative to the x-axis on the surface of a plate with outward unit
normal k. What are the strain components on the surface of the plate?
a) cxx= 3E-6, cyy= 8E-6, cxy= -0.5E-6
b) cxx= 3E-6, cyy= 9E-6, cxy= 0.577E-6
c) cxx= 3E-6, cyy= 8E-6, cxy= 0.866E-6
d) cxx= 3E-6, cyy= 8E-6, cxy= 0.5E-6
e) cxx= 3E-6, cyy= 9E-6, cxy= -0.577E-6
f) cxx= 3E-6, cyy= -3E-6, cxy= 0.751E-6
g) cxx= 3E-6, cyy= 3E-6, cxy= -0.751E-6

22. For the stress state: | |
4 0 0
0 3 0 MPa
0 0 4
o
(
(
=
(
(

and plane described by the function


f=2x+y+z-6. Determine the magnitude of the component of the traction vector parallel to the
plane.

a) 0 MPa
b) 9.43 MPa
c) 2.93 MPa
d) 3.85 MPa
e) 2.45 MPa
f) 2.5 MPa
g) 15 MPa
h) 17.58 MPa


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