RDM Resit 12 2020 MEng2-MArch3
RDM Resit 12 2020 MEng2-MArch3
RDM Resit 12 2020 MEng2-MArch3
L=1m
F = 2 kN
q = 5 kN/m
M = 3 kNm (applied just
F at the right of section D)
HA =
M MA =
HC =
VC =
VD =
VE =
Plot the diagrams: M [kNm], T[kN], N[kN] on the booklet, on a system similar to this below:
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L L/2 L/2 L
L= 2m
q = 10 kN/m
EI = 10000 kNm2
EA = 5000 kN
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4) Consider the following structure of homogeneous circular hollow cross-section (geometry on the right; D is
the external diameter) subjected to the point-forces F (at section C and section D) and P (at section D).
a) define the actions on section A; the geometry and orientation of the section is reported in figure;
b) compute the stress state on the same section A and plot the complete diagram of normal stress
components σz and shear stress components τzx, τzy, if present;
c) determine the position of the neutral axis on section A.
Consider that this is a three-dimensional (3D) structure. Section A is a 3D built-in support for the 3D
structure ABCD and actions F and P act in space. So this is a De Saint-Venant problem in space, not in
plane, however the same theory applies. Simply, 3D actions may be present on the structure.
L= 2m
D = 0.20 m
t = 10 mm
F = 5 kN
P = 10 kN
A = 5969.03 mm2
Ix = Iy = 27009843 mm4
MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS
A. A cross-section under pure torque:
a) is characterized by 𝜎z stress components and not 𝜏zx, 𝜏zx stress components;
b) is characterized by 𝜏zx, 𝜏zx stress components and not 𝜎z stress components;
c) is characterized by 𝜏zx, 𝜏zx stress components and 𝜎z stress components and not.