ANJUMAN-I-ISLAMS

KALSEKAR TECHNICAL CAMPUS, NEW PANVEL

School of Engineering & Technology

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Strength of Materials
20
S.E. (Civil) (Sem:- III)

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Duration: 1.00 Hour
Branch: CIVIL Engineering

Attempt any FIVE

Explain parallel axis theorem.
Explain assumptions in theory of simple bending.
Define i) Strain Energy ii) Proof Resilience.
Explain stability checks of dam.
What are the limitations of Eulers theory?
Explain assumptions in theory of torsion.
What shall be the eccentricity limit for no tension condition.

5 x 2 =10

Q.2 Attempt any ONE

a. Calculate the instantaneous stress produced in a bar of 10 cm2 in area and
3 m in long by suddenly application of tensile load of unknown magnitude,
if the extension of bar due to suddenly applied load is 1.5 mm. Take E= 2x
105 N/mm2
b. For a T section with dimension given here. [TOP FLANGE: 100x20 mm,
WEB: 20 mm X80 mm, draw shear stress diagram if it is subjected to a
shear force of 50 kN.
c. A T section having TOP FLANGE: 100x20 mm, WEB: 20 mm X80 mm
carries a udl of 500 kN/m over an effective span of 8 meters. Calculate
maximum stress induced due to bending.

5 x 1 =5

Q.3 Attempt any ONE

a. Determine the maximum torque that can be applied safely to a solid shaft
of diameter 260 mm. The permissible angle of twist is 1.3 degrees in a
length of 6 m and the shear stress is not to exceed 61 MPa. Take modulus
of rigidity G=90 MPa.
b. A column of 6 in effective length is to be made from 3 plates Using
E=210GPa, find the factor of safety with respect to budding for an axial lad
of 17 kN. Use Eulers theory.
c. For a rectangular C/S of width B & depth D, locate Core or Kernel of the
section. What is its significance?

5 x 1 =5