Mechanical and structural analysis miscellaneous
- For the linear elastic beam shown in the figure, the flexural rigidity. EI, is 781250 kN-m2. When w = 10 kN/m, the
vertical reaction RA at A is 50 kN. The value of RA for w = 100 kN/m is
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10 kN/ m load
Deflection, δ = wl4 8EI = 10 × 54 = 1 mm < 6 mm 8 × 781250
∴ There is no reaction at B.
100 kN/m loadDeflection, δ = wl4 = 10 mm > 6 mm 8EI
Reaction at B = deflection prevented at B
= 10 – 6 = 4 mm.RBl3 = 4 mm 3EI RB × 53 = 4 3 × 781250
∴ RB = 425 kN
This is the value of RA.Correct Option: B
10 kN/ m load
Deflection, δ = wl4 8EI = 10 × 54 = 1 mm < 6 mm 8 × 781250
∴ There is no reaction at B.
100 kN/m loadDeflection, δ = wl4 = 10 mm > 6 mm 8EI
Reaction at B = deflection prevented at B
= 10 – 6 = 4 mm.RBl3 = 4 mm 3EI RB × 53 = 4 3 × 781250
∴ RB = 425 kN
This is the value of RA.
- A homogeneous simply supported prismatic beam of width B, depth D and span L is subjected to a concentrated load of magnitude P. The load can be placed anywhere along the span of the beam. The maximum flexural stress developed in beam is
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f = m z
Correct Option: D
f = m z
- For the plane frame with an overhang as shown below, assuming negligible axial deformation, the degree of static indeterminacy, d, and the degree of kinematic indeterminacy, k, are
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Degree of static indeterminary (d)
Total unknown reactions = 3 + 3 + 2 + 1 = 9.
Degree of kinematic indeterminary =(3j – r) – m
= [3 × 10 – (3 + 2 + 1)] – 11 = 13Correct Option: D
Degree of static indeterminary (d)
Total unknown reactions = 3 + 3 + 2 + 1 = 9.
Degree of kinematic indeterminary =(3j – r) – m
= [3 × 10 – (3 + 2 + 1)] – 11 = 13
- For the plane truss shown in the figure, the number of zero force members for the given loading is
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If at any joint or junction, there are three forces acting and out of those two are in same line, then the third force is zero.
Correct Option: B
If at any joint or junction, there are three forces acting and out of those two are in same line, then the third force is zero.