A steel bar of 2 m length is fixed at both ends at 20° C. The coefficient of thermal expansion is 11 × 10-6/°C
and the modulus of elasticity is 2 × 106 Answer. 1 22 kg/cm2 ( tensile) 2 22 kg/cm2 (compressive) 3 44 kg/cm2 (compressive) 4 44 kg/cm2 (tensile) Answer: 4 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 2) Question. A mild steel bar is in three parts, each 20 cm long. The diameters of parts AB, BC and CD are 2 cm, 1 cm and 3cm Answer. 1 9 2 4 3 3 4 2 Answer: 1 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 3) Question. A steel cable of 2 cm diameter is used to lift load of 500 π kg. Given that, E = 2 x 106 kg/cm2 and the length of the cable is 10 m, the elongation of the cable due to the load Answer. 1 0.5 cm 2 0.25 cm 3 1 cm 4 1/π cm Answer: 2 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 4) Question. Consider the following statements : In a uni-dimensional stress system, the principal plane is defined as one on which the 1. shear stress is zero 2. normal stress is zero 3. shear stress is maximum 4. normal stress is maximum of these statements Answer. 1 1 and 2 are correct 2 2 and 3 are correct 3 1 and 4 are correct 4 3 and 4 are correct Answer: 3 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 5) Question. For the design of a cast iron member, the most appropriate theory of failure is Answer. 1 Mohr's theory 2 Rankine's theory 3 Maximum strain theory 4 Maximum shear energy theory Answer: 2 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 6) Question. At a point in a steel member, the major principal stress is 2000 kg/cm² and the minor principal stress is compressive. If the uni-axial tensile yield stress is 2500 kg/cm², then the magnitude of the minor principal stress at which yielding will commence, according to the maximum shearing stress theory, is Answer. 1 1000 kg/cm² 2 2000 kg/cm² 3 2500 kg/cm² 4 500 kg/cm² Answer: 4 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 7) Question. For ductile materials, the most appropriate failure theory is Answer. 1 maximum shear stress theory 2 maximum principal stress theory 3 maximum principal strain theory 4 shear strain energy theory Answer: 1 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 8) Question. A three hinged parabolic arch rid is acted upon by a single load at the left quarter point. If the central rise is increased and the shape of arch altered to segmental without changing the other details, the horizontal thrust will Answer. 1 increase definitely 2 decrease definitely 3 be difficult to predict 4 increase or decrease depending upon the radius of the segmental arch Answer: 2 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 9) Question. The stress below which a material has a high probability of not failing under reversal of stress is known as Answer. 1 tolerance limit 2 elastic limit 3 proportional limit 4 endurance limit Answer: 4 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 10) Question. The property of metal which allows it to deform continuously at slow rate without any further increase in stress is known as Answer. 1 fatigue 2 creep 3 plasticity 4 resilience Answer: 2 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 11) Question. The phenomenon of decreased resistance of a material to reversal of stress is called Answer. 1 creep 2 fatigue 3 resilience 4 plasticity Answer: 2 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 12) Question. Impact test enables one to estimate the property of Answer. 1 hardness 2 toughness 3 strength 4 creep Answer: 2 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 13) Question. The specimen in a Charpy impact test is supported as a Answer. 1 cantilever beam 2 simply supported beam 3 fixed beam 4 continuous beam Answer: 2 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 14) Question. If the depth of a beam of rectangular section is reduced to half, strain energy stored in the beam becomes Answer. 1 1/4 times 2 1/8 times 3 4 times 4 8 times Answer: 4 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 15) Question. Two identical bars, one simply supported and other fixed at ends, are acted upon by equal loads applied at the midpoints. The ratio of strain energy stored in the simply supported beam and the fixed ended beam is Answer. 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 Answer: 4 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 16) Question. Two circular bars A and B of same material and same length are of diameters DA and DB respectively. The bars are subjected to the same torque T. The ratio of strain energies stored in the bars A and B is proportional to Answer. 1 DADB 2 DBDA 3 DADB2 4 DBDA4 Answer: 4 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 17) Question. A steel rod of cross sectional area equal to 1000 mm² is 5 m long. If a pull of 100 kN is suddenly applied to it, then the maximum stress intensity will be Answer. 1 50 N/mm² 2 100 N/mm² 3 200 N/mm² 4 400 N/mm² Answer: 3 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 18) Question. A rectangular block of size 200 mm x 100 mm x 50 mm is subjected to a shear stress of 100 N/mm2. If modulus of rigidity of material is 1 x 105 N/mm2, strain energy stored will be Answer. 1 10 N.m 2 25 N.m 3 50 N.m 4 100 N.m Answer: 3 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 19) Question. Strain energy stored in a member is given by Answer. 1 0.5 x stress x volume 2 0.5 x strain x volume 3 0.5 x stress x strain x volume 4 0.5 x stress x strain Answer: 3 Explanation: View Answer Discuss in Forum Workspace Report 20) Question. Proof resilience is the maximum energy stored at Answer. 1 limit of proportionality 2 elastic limit 3 plastic limit 4 none of the above Answer: 2 Explanation: Resilience is the total energy stored in a body within its elastic limit. Proof resilience is the maximum strain energy stored in a body. Modulus of resilience is the greatest amount of strain energy per unit volume that a material can absorb without exceeding the elastic limit. 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22 kg/cm2 ( tensile)
22 kg/cm2 (compressive)
44 kg/cm2 (compressive)
44 kg/cm2 (tensile)
A mild steel bar is in three parts, each 20 cm long. The diameters of parts AB, BC and CD are 2 cm, 1 cm and
3cm
9
4
3
2
A steel cable of 2 cm diameter is used to lift load of 500 π kg. Given that, E = 2 x 106 kg/cm2 and the
length of the cable is 10 m, the elongation of the cable due to the load
0.5 cm
0.25 cm
1 cm
1/π cm
Consider the following statements :
In a uni-dimensional stress system, the principal plane is defined as one on which the
1. shear stress is zero
2. normal stress is zero
3. shear stress is maximum
4. normal stress is maximum
of these statements
1 and 2 are correct
2 and 3 are correct
1 and 4 are correct
3 and 4 are correct
For the design of a cast iron member, the most appropriate theory of failure is
Mohr's theory
Rankine's theory
Maximum strain theory
Maximum shear energy theory
At a point in a steel member, the major principal stress is 2000 kg/cm² and the minor principal stress is compressive. If the uni-axial tensile yield stress is 2500 kg/cm², then the magnitude of the minor principal stress at which yielding will commence, according to the maximum shearing stress theory, is
1000 kg/cm²
2000 kg/cm²
2500 kg/cm²
500 kg/cm²
For ductile materials, the most appropriate failure theory is
maximum shear stress theory
maximum principal stress theory
maximum principal strain theory
shear strain energy theory
A three hinged parabolic arch rid is acted upon by a single load at the left quarter point. If the central rise is increased and the shape of arch altered to segmental without changing the other details, the horizontal thrust will
increase definitely
decrease definitely
be difficult to predict
increase or decrease depending upon the radius of the segmental arch
The stress below which a material has a high probability of not failing under reversal of stress is known as
tolerance limit
elastic limit
proportional limit
endurance limit
The property of metal which allows it to deform continuously at slow rate without any further increase in stress is known as
fatigue
creep
plasticity
resilience
The phenomenon of decreased resistance of a material to reversal of stress is called
Impact test enables one to estimate the property of
hardness
toughness
strength
The specimen in a Charpy impact test is supported as a
cantilever beam
simply supported beam
fixed beam
continuous beam
If the depth of a beam of rectangular section is reduced to half, strain energy stored in the beam becomes
1/4 times
1/8 times
4 times
8 times
Two identical bars, one simply supported and other fixed at ends, are acted upon by equal loads applied at the midpoints.
The ratio of strain energy stored in the simply supported beam and the fixed ended beam is
1
Two circular bars A and B of same material and same length are of diameters DA and DB respectively. The bars are
subjected to the same torque T. The ratio of strain energies stored in the bars A and B is proportional to
DADB
DBDA
DADB2
DBDA4
A steel rod of cross sectional area equal to 1000 mm² is 5 m long. If a pull of 100 kN is suddenly applied to it, then the
maximum stress intensity will be
50 N/mm²
100 N/mm²
200 N/mm²
400 N/mm²
A rectangular block of size 200 mm x 100 mm x 50 mm is subjected to a shear stress of 100 N/mm2. If
modulus of rigidity of material is 1 x 105 N/mm2, strain energy stored will be
10 N.m
25 N.m
50 N.m
100 N.m
Strain energy stored in a member is given by
0.5 x stress x volume
0.5 x strain x volume
0.5 x stress x strain x volume
0.5 x stress x strain
Proof resilience is the maximum energy stored at
limit of proportionality
plastic limit
none of the above
Resilience is the total energy stored in a body within its elastic limit. Proof resilience is the maximum strain energy stored in a body. Modulus of resilience is the greatest amount of strain energy per unit volume that a material can absorb without exceeding the elastic limit.