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    BCV301

    Model Question Paper-1/2 with effect from 2022-23 (CBCS 2022 Scheme)
    USN

    Third Semester Civil Engineering B.E. Degree Examination


    Strength of Materials
    TIME: 03 Hours Max. Marks: 100

    Note: 01 Answer any FIVE full questions, choosing at least ONE question from each
    MODULE.

    *Bloom’s COs
    Module -1 Taxonomy Marks
    Level
    Q.01 a Derive the expression for extension of rectangular tapering bar L3 1 07
    subjected to an axial load P
    b Explain the terms: L1 1 03
    (i) Modulus of Elasticity (ii) Modulus of rigidity
    (iii) Poisson’s ratio
    c A round bar with stepped portion is subjected to the forces as shown in L3 1 10
    Fig. Q1(c). Determine the magnitude of force P, such that the net
    deformation in the bar does not exceed 1 mm. E for steel is 200 GPa, E
    for Aluminum is 70 GPa. Large end diameter and small end diameter
    of the tapering bar are 40 mm and 12.5 mm respectively.

    OR
    Q.02 a Derive an expression for circular tapering bar L3 1 10
    b A 18 mm diameter steel rod passes centrally through a copper tube of L2 1 10
    26 mm diameter (internal) and 38 mm external diameter. The rod is 2.6
    m long and is closed at each end by rigid plates of negligible thickness.
    The nuts are tightened lightly on the protecting parts of the rod. If the
    temperature of assembly is raised by 800C, calculate thermal stresses
    induced in copper and steel. Take αcu= 17.5X10-6/0C, αs= 12X10-6/0C,
    Est= 210 GPa, Ecu= 1.05X105 N/mm2.

    Module-2
    Q. 03 a What are the different types of loads and supports? Explain with a neat L1 2 08
    sketch?
    b Draw BMD and SFD for the beam shown in Fig 3(b). L2 2 12

    OR
    Q.04 a Derive the relationship between load, shear force and bending moment L2 2 06

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    b Draw BMD and SFD for the beam shown in Fig. 4(b). Indicate the L2 2 14
    maximum bending moment and its location. Also show the point of
    contra flexure.

    Module-3
    Q. 05 a What are the assumptions of simple bending? L1 3 05

    b Derive the Bernoulli’s equation for bending stress L2 3 10

    c A rectangular beam 250 mm depth and 150 mm width is simply L2 3 05


    supported with a span of 8 m. What UDL per meter the beam can carry
    if the bending stress is not to exceed 140 N/mm2

    OR
    Q. 06 a Derive an expression for shear stress? L2 3 10

    b A beam with an I-section consists of 180x15 mm flanges and curb of L2 3 10


    280 mm depth and 15 mm thickness. It is subjected to a bending
    moment of 120 kN-m and shear force of 60 kN. Sketch the bending
    stress and shear stress distribution along the depth of section ?

    Module-4
    Q. 07 a Derive the relationship between slope, deflection and radius of L2 4 10
    curvature?

    b A simply supported beam spanning 8 m carries a concentrated loads of L3 4 10


    60 kN and 30 kN at distances of 2 m and 4 m from left support.
    Determine
    (i) the slope at the ends (ii) The location and magnitude of maximum
    deflection
    Assume E = 200 GPa and I = 20x108 mm4

    OR
    Q. 08 a Differentiate between short and long column L1 4 4

    b Describe the limitation of Euler’s theory L1 4 4

    c Find Euler’s load for a column 40 mm x 50 mm C/S and 2 m long, if L3 4 12


    one of its end is fixed and other end is hinged. E for the material of the
    column is 200 N/mm2. Find Rankine’s load in the above case, if the
    yield stress in compression is 320 N/mm2, α = 1/7500

    Module-5
    Q. 09 a Show that the planes of maximum shear stresses are inclined at 450 L2 5 06
    with the principal planes

    b The state of stress in a two-dimensionally stressed body is shown in L2 5 14


    Fig. Q9(b). Determine the principal planes, principal stresses,
    maximum shear stress and their planes.

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    Fig. Q9(b).
    OR
    Q. 10 a Show that in a thin cylinder the hoop stress is twice the longitudinal L3 5 08
    stress

    b What area the assumptions made in Lame’s equation? Derive Lame’s L2 5 12


    equation

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