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The document is a question bank focused on bending and shear stresses in beams, covering various topics such as shear stress distribution, bending stress calculations, and the moment of resistance. It includes specific problems related to different beam sections, loading conditions, and material properties. Additionally, it addresses theoretical concepts and formulas related to beam mechanics.

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Que B 4 Chap MOS

The document is a question bank focused on bending and shear stresses in beams, covering various topics such as shear stress distribution, bending stress calculations, and the moment of resistance. It includes specific problems related to different beam sections, loading conditions, and material properties. Additionally, it addresses theoretical concepts and formulas related to beam mechanics.

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Bending and shear stresses in beams

1. Draw shear stress distribution across the rectangular beam section. State relation Between the
maximum and average shear stresses for the section.

2. Draw nature of shear stress distribution across the channel section which is used For simply
supported beam.

3. Draw bending stress distribution diagram for rectangular cross section used for a Cantilever
beam subjected to usual downward loading. Clearly mention the nature Of bending stresses
developed

4. A simply supported beam has span of 5m and subjected to UDL of 25 KN/m over Entire span.
The cross section of beam is 200 mm wide and 400 mm deep. Calculate the maximum bending
stresses and draw bending stress distribution Clearly mentioning nature and maximum value of
bending stresses

5. A T- section with Flange 120 mm X 10 mm and web 10 mm X 120 mm (Overall Depth is 130 mm)
is used as simply supported beam with flange at top. If Permissible bending stresses in tension
and compression are 160 MPa and 100 MPa respectively, calculate the moment of resistance,
Take E =210 GPa For T-Section. Ŷ = 92.5 mm from bottom of web and Ixx = 3.985 X 10 mm4

6. A beam of circular cross section is subjected to maximum shear force of 10KN.Calculate the
minimum value of diameter of the beam; if maximum shear stress is Limited to 1.6 N/mm²
Draw bending stress distribution diagram for T section used as cantilever Beam, clearly
mentioning nature of stresses developed.

7. State the Assumptions made in the theory of pure bending.

8. Determine Section Modulus for :- 1)Rectangular section, 2) Hollow rectangular section, 3)


Circular section 4) Hollow circular section.

9. Explain the term Moment of Resistance

10. Define Section Modulus.

11. Show the shear distribution diagram for the following Cases a) I-section b) Channel section c)
Angle section
12. A Rectangular beam 60 mm wide and 150 mm deep is simply supported over a span of 4 m. lf
the beam is subjected to an u.d.l. of 4.5 kN/m, find the maximum bending stress induced in the
beam.

13. A Timber beam Of cross section 100 mm x 150 mm. The bending stress in tension Or
compression is not to exceed 80 N/mm 2. Find the bending stress at a layer 25 mm and 50 mm
from neutral axis.

14. A Rectangular beam is 120 mm wide which is subjected to a maximum shear load of 100 KN. If
the Maximum shear stress limited to 10 MPa find the Depth of the beam required.

15. A Rectangular timber beam 5m long has to carry an udl of 17.5 kN/m run over its entire length
and a concentrated load of 5 kN at the id span. If the permissible bending stress is 10 N/mm 2,
Find the section taking depth as twice the width.

16. A circular pipe of external and internal diameter 100 mm and 80 mm respectively is used as a
simply supported beam. The span of the beam is 4m. Find the safe concentrated load that the
beam can carry at the mid span, If permissible stress in the beam is 120 Mpa.

17. T section with flange 200mm x 50mm and web 50mm x 125mm is used as a cantilever beam of
2.5 span subjected to a udl of 20 kN/m over its full span. Determine the maximum stresses in
the beam.

18. A C.I beam of I section is simply supported on a span of 6m. The section consists of a top flange
60mm x 20mm thick, web 180mm deep and 20mm thick and bottom flange 160mm x 40mm
thick. Find the UDL on the beam. If the tensile stress shall not exceed 30 N/mm 2. Also find the
corresponding maximum compressive stress.

19. A Rectangular beam 100 mm wide is subjected to a maximum shear force of 100 KN. Find the
depth of the beam if the maximum shear stress is 6 N/mm2 .

20. A circular beam of 150mm diameter is subjected to a shear force of 5 KN. Calculate 1)Average
shear stress 2)Maximum shear stress 3)Shear stress at a distance of 40mm from N-A

21. A Simply supported beam carries an udl of 30 kN/m over entire span of 5m. Beam has a circular
section of diameter 100mm. Determine maximum shear stress at a section 2m from support.

22. A rolled steel I beam is simply supported over span of 4 carries udl of 20 kN/m. Both flanges of I
section are 300mm wide and 50mm thick and web is 300mm deep and 50mm thick. Find the
shear stress distribution across a section 1m away from the support.

23. Explain the concept of Pure bending.

24. State Flexural formula with meanings of terms used in it

25. State Shear stress equation with meanings of terms used in it


26. State relation between Maximum and average shear stress for solid Rectangular and Solid
Circular beam sections.

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