4 - Strength of Materials Review Module 1
4 - Strength of Materials Review Module 1
PROBLEM 3
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U W
Pδ
U
P L
2
AEδ
2
y
2
U
Uniaxial Stress:
x
2L
2AE
Where :
U = strain energy W = work Hooke’s Law:
PROBLEM 6
υ υx υy υz
For the given truss shown P = 100 KN, H = 3m and β = 30o. Assume that ε εx εy εz
E E E
both members of the truss have the same axial rigidity AE whose A = 600 E
mm2, E = 200 GPa
V e εx εy εz
e
V
when a material is subjected to a hydrostatic pressure, p
p E stress
e=- K= K=
K 3(1 2 )
e
E
IMPACT LOADING Shear Modulus, G G=
2 1 υ)
PROBLEM 10
A short solid cast iron cylinder is subjected to axial and radial
compressive stresses 40 MPa and 10 MPa, respectively. For
E = 100 GPa, v = ¼, d = 120mm, and L = 200 mm.
PROBLEM 11
A steel block 50mm along x, 75mm along y, and 100mm along z is
1 subjected to hydrostatic pressure, p = 150 MPa. Use E = 200 GPa and
MgL 2h 2 v = 0.35
st 1 1 δ
max
2hδst
st max
st
AE
a. Determine the shear modulus.
b. Determine the volumetric strain.
c. Determine the change in volume.
Mv 2 L
δ max
max Impact Factor =
AE δ st
V= 2gh = velocity of the falling mass
PROBLEM 8
A round, prismatic steel bar length L = 2.5m and diameter d = 20 mm
hangs vertically from a support at its upper end. A sliding collar of
mass M = 20 kg drops from a height h = 150mm onto the flange at
the lower end of the bar.
a. Calculate the maximum elongation of the bar due to the impact.
b. Calculate the corresponding impact factor.
3. Calculate the maximum tensile stress in the bar.