GIM (B)I3 TEP PUBER

e20181131

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY OF CAMBODIA

DEPARTMENT: Mechanical Engineering
SUBJECT: Strength of Materials

Lecturer: DR. SRY Vannie

Pupils: TEP PUBER

ID: e20181131

EXERCISES-SOLUTION

ANSWER
We know that: Δd =−0.016 mm , d=0.10 mm, V = 0.33
Property of the Aluminum Alloy 7075-T6

from table H-2: Modulus of Elasticity: E = 72GPa= 72*109Pa

table H-3: Yield Strain σ y =480 MPa

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Lateral stain
+ Poisson’s Ratio ¿ Axial Strain
−ε '
⇒ V ¿ ε

−ε '
⇒ ε ¿
V

+ Lateral Strain
−Δd
ε '=
d
−0.016
¿
10

¿ 0.0016

+ Axial Stress (Elongation)

−ε '
⇒ ε ¿
V
0.016
¿
0.33
¿ 0.004848

σ
+ Modulus of Elasticity: E = ε
⇒ σ =E∗ε
9
¿ 72*10 *0.004848

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¿ 349056 K N

+ Load (Tension Force)

P
σ=
A
π
⇒ P ¿ (349056 KN )( )(10mm)2
4

= 27.4KPa

Therefore: The magnitude of the load P is 27.04 that apply to Hooke’s Law.

ANSWER
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a. Calculate the average Shear Strain γaver in epoxy

We have known that:

h = 4.0 in
t = 0.5 in
L = 40 in
d = 0.002 in
G =140 ksi
d
γ aver t
¿

0.002
γ
⇒ aver ¿
0.5

¿ 0.004
b. Find the magnitude of the forces V
We have G = 140ksi
τ aver
G = γ aver
⇒ V =(hL) τ aver =¿ G* γ aver * (hL)
¿ 0.004 * 140*4*40

¿ 89.6 K

Therefore:
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a. Calculate the average Shear Strain γaver in epoxy γaver = 0.004

b. The magnitude of the forces V ¿ 89.6K ⇐

ANSWER
Calculate the Allowable Load base upon Shear Stress in Fiberglass
1 7 3
We have db ¿
4 , dw = 8 ,t= 8
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τ a low ¿ 300 psi

Shear Area As ¿ t dw π τ alow

p1 7 3
2
¿ τ alow * As ¿ 300( π )( 8 )( 8 )
¿ 309.3 𝑙b
p1 = 618.6 𝑙b
Allowable load based upon bearing pressure

𝜎𝑏 = 550 𝑝𝑠i
(dw2- db2 )
π
Bearing Area : Ab ¿
4

p2
2
¿ σB Ab ¿
π
4 ( ) -)
¿
7 2
8
¿
2

¿ 303.7 𝑙b

P2 = 607.4 𝑙b
Therefore: Calculate the Allowable Load base upon Shear Stress in Fiberglass
Pallow = 607.4 𝑙b

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