What kind of loadings are said to be dynamic?

Q: What is the relationship between the ?distance from neutral axis and stress

A: The stress, s, in the element a distance, y, from the neutral axis i s proportional to the…

Q: a) Differentiate axial load and eccentric load b) Explain the limit of eccentricity.

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Q: Define the term Surface Load?

A: Loads are the externally applied Forces, Couples on the member. The weight of the member is also a…

Q: 1-What are the uses of the impact test?

A: We are suppose to solve only one question. Please post other question as a separate question.

Q: How do point loads and uniform distributed load be represented in ?SFD Curved lines and inclined…

A: the point load in shear force diagram represented in horizontal lines the uniform distributed load…

Q: What are conservative forces?

A: Conservative force: When the work done by the force on a body does not depend on the path of the…

Q: What does shear strains cause?

A: Answer Shear Strain : it is the angular displacement from the original position

Q: What is the effect of an eccentric loading?

A: Eccentric loading: The eccentric loading is a type of loading on beams and columns in which load…

Q: Circle all correct statements. Plastic deformation a. Is permanent. b. Is recoverable. c. Can be…

A: Dear student, we are suppose to solve only one question. Please post other question as a separate…

Q: Why is it important to resist the loadings?

A: Loading is defined as an external force or a couple to which a member is subjected during its…

Q: give examples of non conservative force

A: Work done by the non-conservative force is path-dependent. They are dissipative in nature; hence the…

Q: What type of force is commonly caused by electrostatic and gravitational force?

A: The force caused by the gravitation is always attractive force.

Q: What is allowable load/stress. Give two different equations that determine the allowable load/stress

A: Allowable stress also known as allowable strength is the maximu stress that can be safely applied to…

Q: What is the average shear stress?

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Q: The dilatation is a measure of volumetric strain.True or false?

A: volumetric strain-It is defined as the ratio of the change in volume to the original volume.…

Q: Name the 2 types of axial loading?

A: Two types of axial loading are tensile and compressive stress. Both kinds of stresses arise within…

Q: Why is the allowable shear stress checked?

A: Stress which is induced in a material due to the tangential forces, is termed as shear stress. This…

Q: The shear strength of a metal is commonly determined in which one of the following tests: Group of…

A: The below table describes the determination of corresponding stress for a corresponding test.…

Q: The factor of safety on the basis of maximum shear stress theory

A: Given data; σxx=100 Mpaσyy=220 Mpaσxy=σyx=80 Mpa we have to find the F.O.S on the basis of max shear…

Q: What is the difference between the tensile test and bending test

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Q: What happens if the material is isotropic?

A: Materials have certain properties like homogeneity, showing isotropic behavior, etc. Isotropy is…

Q: Define non conservative forces.

A: Given Non conservative forces To find Definition of non-conservative forces

Q: Distinguish between the Surface Loads and the Distributed Loads?

A: Load is defined as an external force or a couple to which a member is subjected during its…

Q: Define conservative forces.

A: When a particle is moved from one point to another than in that case the force applied is called the…

Q: What is the procedure to apply the shear formula?

A: What is the procedure to apply the shear formula?

Q: is appi perpendicular to the specimen cross section, th material is under a significant

A: Ans: Engineering stress

Q: what is the unit of stress?

A: stress can be defined as the ratio of the applied and the cross-sectional area.

Q: How can the torsion formula be applied?

A: Torsion is the moment load applied on the beam or shaft about the polar axis of the beam. When a…

Q: two point

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Q: DIFFERENTAITE SHEAR STRESS FROM SHEAR STRAIN. THEIR RATIO

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Q: Can the Shear stres also occur during axial loading?

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Q: How can the Macaulay functions for a uniform and triangular load be performed?

A: In this method, we will find the equation of the elastic curve using a single expression, either…

Q: tensile strength

A: when weight and energy is the criterion for design the then required material having high tensile…

Q: Describe the method that may be used to displacement and slope at a point on the elastic curve?

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Q: Q2 The main factors that make a material more likely to undergo a ductile failure could be:

A: Ductile failure: Metals are commonly described as ductile or brittle. When they fail as a result of…

Q: Differentiate between Constant Load and Cross-Sectional Area?

A: Given Constant Load Cross Sectional Area To find Difference

Q: In a tensile test is the maximum stress that developed in a material. Select one:

A: In a tensile test ________ is the maximum stress that developed in a material. Answer: d) Ultimate…

Q: What 3 types of loading may lead to failure?

A: There are various ways by which a material may lead to failure. For instance, in case of mechanical…

Q: ist the importance of the impact test and limitations.

A: given:

Q: What is the Shear Formula?

A: When the shear force is applied on the body then in that case the shear stress is acted upon the…

Q: What is the method used forfinding the Internal Resultant Loadings?

A: When an external load is applied to a beam, an internal reaction force is generated across the…

Q: Differ between Constant Load and Cross-Sectional Area?

A: Constant load otherwise called Point load (P) is a force applied at a single infinitesimal point at…

Q: The hardness of materials measured using Rockwell hardness test cannot be compared to hardness using…

A: Hardness Test: Hardness is defined as resistance offered by a material to permanent deformation by…

Q: 7. What is meant by eccentric loading and eccentricity?

A: What is meant by eccentric loading and eccentricity

Q: What are three commonly used test to measure the hardness related properties of materials?

A: there are so many methods or test to measure hardness of material.

Q: The ratio of Engineering Stress and Engineering Strain is known as ______?

A: GIVEN DATA - A FILL IN BLANK IS GIVEN ABOUT STRESS AND STRAIN WE HAVE TO FILL CORRECT ANSWER

Q: What is the reason for using a minor load in the case of Rockwell hardness test method? ...

A: Reason for using minor load

Thermal Properties of Materials

In mechanical engineering, the thermal property is represented as the physical quantity that is relevant to the application of heat. The thermal properties are evaluated by variations in any specific material due to low heat or high heat. The quantities that influence the thermal property of the materials are mass, density, temperature, and many others.