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Q: A common bar suspended has an axial load of 1000 lb, it has a cross sectional area of 20 sq. in.…

A: Given data : The value of axial load P=1000 lb The value of cross sectional area A=20 in2   Required…

Q: A thin rectangular plate is uniformly, deformed, as shown. Determine the shear strain y at P. Assume…

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Q: If the stresses on two perpendicular planes through a point are 60 N/mm2 tension, 40 N/mm2…

A: Given that,  σ1 = 60 N/mm2 σ2 = -40 N/mm2 τxy=30 N/mm2 The inclination of the plane with the axis of…

Q: Where does “stress at a point” analysis can be applicable?

A: The analysis of stress at a point is applicable to find the mechanical properties of the solid…

Q: How can we determine the bending strain energy?

A: A prismatic beam that undergoes loads in a plane containing symmetry axis are presumed to act on the…

Q: In terms of the stress-at-a-point analysis, define principal stress. Indicate how it is different…

A: Principal stress:

Q: What is the average stress at section B-B? (Figure 1) Note: Give me right solution with clear…

A: Since, thickness of the section is not given  Assuming, thickness of the section, t = 1"

Q: Define Strain Influence Factor

A: Answer:- Influence factor is depend upon the estimated value of strain distribution under the…

Q: Explain the Vertical stress under uniform load at corner ?

A: Additional vertical stress is induced at a certain depth below the ground surface because of placing…

Q: alculate the ratio of lowable stresses in 50 N/mm? roo

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Q: What are the Practical applications of the plane-strain condition?

A: Plane strain is known as a strain state where it is assumed that the strain normal to the x-y plane…

Q: Determine the stress components at point A and point B. And show the stress states for these points…

A: Solution; The given cantilever beam is The radius of the beam (r)=6 mm

Q: Define the Stress distribution under vertical concentrated load ?

A: The stress distribution at any depth z and at a radial distance of r from the point of a load…

Q: A hollow cylinder with an OD of 100mm and an ID of 30mm, supports a load of 100kN. What is the…

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Q: What is the formula for biaxial stress?

A: - A biaxial stress is a stress condition in which the element is acted upon by two normal stresses…

Q: Consider a point in astructural member that is subjected to plane stress. Normal and shear stresses…

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Q: What is the angle of internal friction determined from effective stress analysis or testing…

A: Effective stress analysis is basically used to determine the shear strength parameters, that is,…

Q: Assuming elastic behavior, why does the maximum shear stress always correspond to the neutral axis…

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Q: What is the Maximum In-Plane Shear Strain?

A: The Maximum in-plane shear stress is explained as below, The maximum shear stress of the plane that…

Q: At a section in a beam, the tensile stress due to bending is 50 N/mm² and there is a shear stress of…

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Q: Q. 3: Discuss about the pre stressing system, end anchorages and pre stress losses in detail.

A: NOTE - Hi! Thank you for the question As per the honor code, We’ll answer the first question since…

Q: What is Plane-Stress Transformation?

A: When the stresses and body forces are independent of one of the coordinates, a two-dimensional state…

Q: A steel punch having diameter 10 mm is used to make hole in a 2.5cm thick steel plate. What will be…

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Q: Define how flow stress increases with increase in strain rate? Give your opinion why it happens ?

A: Flow stress -  The flow stress is a component of plastic strain. Properties that affect flow stress…

Q: What is the difference between the total stress method and effective stress method?

A: Difference between the total stress method and effective stress method : 1 - Total stress is a…

Q: 2. A cantilever beam of 1.0 m long is subjected to a concentrated load Po at its free end. Determine…

A: given: allowable  tensile stress=180MPa allowable compressive stress=140MPa allowable shear…

Q: principal stresses. The strains measured in these wo strain gauges are fixed such that they are two…

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Q: Why is it important to calculate stress in beams?

A: The stresses are produced in beams when they are subjected to loadings. The stresses that are…

Q: What would be the temperature at which the bar will have a compressive stress of 3 MPa given that at…

A: Elongation due to temperature change δT=Lα(ΔT)ΔT=T2-T1=T2-(-20)=T2+20

Q: Define Stress characteristics solution ?

A: Stress is the amount of loading which gets sheared in the beam or any structural element by the…

Q: Show that the following function may be used as an Airy stress function + = Ax? + Br?y + Cry

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Q: List some practical examples of structures subjected to combined bending, shear and torsion. 2.…

A: NOTE- As per our policy we are allowed to answer only 1 question at a time so we will be solving…

Q: Given data: Maximum principal stress-38 MPa Minimum principal stress-32.5 Mpa Find maximum shear…

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Q: Assume that a punch having a diameter of 20mm is used to punch a hole10mm thick plate. If a force P…

A: Average shear stress and the compressive strength of the punch are measured by using the load to the…

Q: Describe the term alpha in total stress method.

A: Piles in clay generally carry most of the load by virtue of skin friction.

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Q: Describe suction in stress path analysis.

A: Presented the definition of the typical suction stress curve for sample of unsaturated soil.…

Q: What will be the stress at -17.78°C? At what temperature will

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Q: A centric point load is applied to a rectangular axial member that has a cross- section of 10" x 4".…

A: Given:- A centric point load is applied to a rectangular axial member Cross section of the axial…

Q: Describe about the cyclic stress ratio?

A: The liquefaction of soil is a phenomenon in which soil deformation takes place in undrained or…

Q: Define the term neutral stress.

A: Neutral stress:- It is nothing but the pore water pressure which is defined as the symbol 'u'…

Q: Provide your reasons why the shape of the shear strength function is not similar to that of…

A: Shear strength function and permeability function is not similar. The shape of these two function is…

Q: A steel rod is stretched between two rigid walls and carries a tensile load of 5000N at 20oC . If…

A: It is requir d to find the minimum diameter of rod so that maximum stress does not exceed 130 MPa.

Q: 3. A 75 mm x 75 mm wooden block in cross section is subjected to a load P of 300 kN. The plane A…

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Q: What is the maximum principal stress, o1?

A: Given data : Normal stress along X direction (σX)=2 ksiNormal stress along Y direction (σY)=-5…

Q: Describe the Plane Strain and Axisymmetrical Strain.

A: The Plane Strain and Axisymmetrical Strain are explained as below,

Q: 1. what is the axial stress in the bronze rod (MPa)?

A: "Since you have posted multiple questions. We will solve the first question for you. To get the…

Q: Define Total Stress Analyses

A: The total stress analysis is one of the analyses that make use of the soil's undrained shear…

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