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    BTS-III(S)-04.18-0794 Reg.No.

    C
    B.Tech. Degree III Semester Supplementary Exuminotion
    April 2018

    NIE 15.1303 MECHAIYICS OF SOLIDS


    (201 5 Scheme)

    Tirne : 3 Hours Maxirmum Marks : 60

    PART A
    (Answer ALL questions)

    (10x2=ZA)
    I. (a) Draw the stress-strain curve of cast iron. What property of cast iron did you use to
    draw its stress strain curve?
    (b) Draw Mohr's diagram to represent biaxial stresses, where or=-o*. Find out the
    maximum shear stress (r,r) ana the plane on which it acts.

    (c) Define hoop stress. Derive an expression for hoop stress for a cylindrical pressure
    vessel (thin cylinder) with radius r and thickness t.
    (d) For the stepped bar shown in the figure find the angle of twist at C in degrees,
    G :77GPa.

    Atl dlrntnsi,sns
    ln m,$t

    f,
    500 {

    !* qi
    t
    {
    t i

    (e) Draw the bending moment diagram for a simply supported beam of 1,O00 mm length
    with a counter clockwise (CCW) moment of 1 kNm at 250 mm from the left end
    and a clockwise (CW) moment of t kNm at750 mm from the left end.
    (0 What is section modulus? Find out the section modulus of a pipe with outer
    diameter d1 and inner diameter d2.
    (g) List and briefly explain various failure theories. Which theory is best suited for the
    failure analysis of brittle materials?
    (h) Find out the maximum defection of a cantilever beam of length I and constant
    E/ with a moment M applied at the free end.
    (i) Explain how a uniformly varying load from AtaW over a length of
    f,xartingatl
    distance from the left end can be represented by Macaulay's function, where I is the
    length of the beam. Find the Macaulay's function for bending moment.
    0) Define critical load in buckling. Compare the critical loads for two columns with
    fi xed-free and fixed-fixed confi gurations.

    (P.T.O.)
    PART B
    (4x10-40)
    II. An aluminium rod is rigidly attached between a steel rod and a bronze rod as shown
    in the figure below, Axial loads are applied at the positions indicated. Find the
    maximum value of P that willnot exceed a stress in steel of 140 MPa, in aluminium
    of 90 MPa, or in bronze of 100 MPa.

    Alurttintlfl"l
    St'onze
    A = 4{}t} illrn? A * Ztx) fitfitl
    Steel ,\ '\
    I
    I

    A= 5{ H} n}fi1r
    t

    2.5 fit

    OR
    III" The state of plane stress at a point on a, body is shown on the element in the figure
    below. Represent this stress state in terms of the principal stresses.
    gO}tlPa

    eO rt/tPa

    oy

    IV. A solid steel shaft 5 m long is stressed atBA MPa when twisted through 4". Using
    G = 83 GPa, compute the shaft diameter. What power can be transmitted by the
    shaft at 20 Hz?
    OR
    V. A simply supported beam AD, 6 tn long is shown below. A uniformly distributed
    load of 30 kN 1m is applied as shown in the figure. Draw the shear-force and
    bending-moment diagrams for this beam.

    3tl kil/ill

    (Contd...3)
    VI. A freight-car axle AB is loaded approximately as shown in the figure, with the forces
    P representing the car loads (transmitted to the axle through the axle hoxes) and the
    forces R representing the rail loads (transmitted to the axle through the wheels).
    The diameter of the axle is d = BZ mm, the distance between centers of the rails is
    L, and the distance between the forces P and R is b = 220 mm. Calculate the
    maximum bending stress omax in the axle if P = 50 kN.

    ^R1
    +,
    b l-*
    OR
    Vil. Derive the Von Mises (equivalent) stress for planes stress (o, ,o.r,or=0). Draw
    the stress ellipse.

    VIil. The horizontal beam AB shown in the figure below is clamped at ^4, subject to a
    uniformly distributed load, and supported at B in such a manner that it is free to
    deflect vertically but is completely restrained against rotation at that point.
    Determine the vertical deflection at B after the beam has deflected as shown by the
    dotted line.
    -I

    3r
    J
    -<'E
    .tfr

    OR
    IX. Determine the allowable axial load on a column with I * 4.2 x 106 mm{ and

    A- 3600 mmZ and 4m long. The ends are pinned, the yield point is 240 MPG and
    E = 200 GPA,
    **r

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