Test Report of TEST - 03 Strength of Materials (SOM01) - GATE (CE)

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Q.1
 My Results The symmetry of strain tensor at a point in the body under equilibrium is obtained from
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as stress tensor is symmetric, its counterpart has to be symmetric
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for small strains, where i, j and k can be x, y and z.
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it is due to isotropic and homogeneous assumption for material.
Solution
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i = x, y, z
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Your Ans c
Correct Ans c
Time (Secs) 59
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Q.2
For a uniaxial tension test, what will be the direction of failure plane w.r.t to plane perpendicular to loading for brittle material and ductile material?
cup-cone failure in both case
cup-cone failure (45° to loading plane) for ductile material and parallel to loading plane for brittle material
45° to loading plane for brittle material and 0° to loading plane for ductile material
parallel to loading plane for both cases.
Solution
Ductile material is weak in shear, hence failure along maximum shear stress plane.
Brittle material is weak in tension, hence failure parallel to loading plane.
Correct
Your Ans b
Correct Ans b
Time (Secs) 121
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Q.3
Relation among G, K and will be (where G = modulus of rigidity, K = bulk modulus and = Poission ratio)
Solution
By standard relations,
E = 2G(1 + )
E = 3K(1 – 2 )
2G(1 + ) = 3K(1 – 2 )
Correct
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Your Ans a
Correct Ans a
Time (Secs) 136
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Q.4
For given bar assume E to be constant throughout its length. Movement of point X will be _____.
{Assume AE = 500PL}
3.5 mm
2 mm
3 mm
2.5 mm
Solution
= = 3.5 mm
Correct
Your Ans c
Correct Ans c
Time (Secs) 188
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Q.5
What will be the bending moment magnitude (in kNm,upto 2 decimal places) at D?
Solution
= –4.67 kN-m
Correct
Your Ans 4.33
Correct Ans 4.3|5.0
Time (Secs) 273
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Q.6
The constants in following equation are
1.
2.
3.
4.
Symbols have their usual meanings.
K1 = K2 = K3 = K4 = EI
K1 = K3 = 1 ; K2 = K4 = EI
K1 = 1 ; K2 = K3 = K4 = EI
K1 = K3 = EI ; K2 = K4 = 1
Solution
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Correct
Your Ans c
Correct Ans c
Time (Secs) 120
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Q.7
A cable is pulled at center and its equilibrium position is shown in figure. Maximum bending moment in cable will be
Can’t be determined
Solution
Cable doesn’t resist any bending.
InCorrect
Your Ans a
Correct Ans c
Time (Secs) 97
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Q.8
The deflection of bottom most point for given loading is _____.
Neglect deflection due to its own weight.
Solution
Correct
Your Ans b
Correct Ans b
Time (Secs) 378
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Q.9
First invariant of deviatoric stress part of following stress tensor is
Solution
Stress tensor is divided into deviatoric and hydrostatic part
where hydrostatic pressure
1st invariate of deviatoric stress is =0
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Your Ans
Correct Ans d
Time (Secs) 38
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Q.10
Consider a steel cube, restrained in all the direction and its temperature increased by T °C. Stress developed at sides of cube is _____. [ is coefficient of
thermal expansion].
Solution
Volumetric strain
{a is side of steel cube}
And,
Correct
Your Ans c
Correct Ans c
Time (Secs) 27
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Q.11
The distance X of force P for which rigid beam remains horizontal is ____
{Given : E1 = 2E2 ; L1 = ; A1 = 3A2}
Solution
For beam to be horizontal
P1 = 12P2
Correct
Your Ans d
Correct Ans d
Time (Secs) 366
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Q.12
Which will be the correct shear force diagram for given BMD?
{Assume at end C, downward point load is also acting}
Solution
For a 2° bending moment curve, uniformly distributed load must be acting.
also
w = 2 kN/m as R1 = w
R1 = 2 kN
P = 5 kN
w × 9 + P = R1 + R2
18 + 5 = 2 + R2
R2 = 21 kN
Correct
Your Ans d
Correct Ans d
Time (Secs) 76
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Q.13
Which one of the following options represents qualitative SFD and BMD of the following frame?
Note : Force P is acting on a non-structural member which is connected to BC member.
Solution
For CD member
V = wx
For BC member
For AB member
V = –wl1
M=
InCorrect
Your Ans a
Correct Ans c
Time (Secs) 140
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Q.14
A circular steel beam AB is loaded by uniformly distributed load w = 10 kN/m and a non-structural member CD is attached perpendicular to its length at center
as shown in figure. Bending moment at mid-point of beam will be _____ kN-m.
{Given : l1 = l2 = 10 m and P = 50 kN}
Solution
Bending moment at center due to distributed and concentrated load
Mz = 125 – 125 = 0
InCorrect
Your Ans 281.25
Correct Ans 0
Time (Secs) 355
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Q.15
Bending moment diagram for following beam will be
Solution
FBD of beam :
{BMD can be interpreted by the FBD}
InCorrect
Your Ans b
Correct Ans a
Time (Secs) 140
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Q.16
A propped cantilever beam is shown below. If the distance of point of contraflexure from end B is given by kl. What will be the value of k?
Solution
At B,
So,
For point of contraflexure BM should change sign.
Let us assume the distance of point of contraflexure is x from end B.
So, = 0.75
Correct
Your Ans 0.75
Correct Ans 0.7|0.8
Time (Secs) 143
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as stress tensor is symmetric, its counterpart has to be symmetric

cup-cone failure in both case

parallel to loading plane for both cases.

Brittle material is weak in tension, hence failure parallel to loading plane.

Time (Secs) 121

Time (Secs) 136

Time (Secs) 188

Your Ans 4.33

Correct Ans 4.3|5.0

Time (Secs) 273

The constants in following equation are

Symbols have their usual meanings.

Not available for now!

Time (Secs) 120

Cable doesn’t resist any bending.

The deflection of bottom most point for given loading is _____.

Neglect deflection due to its own weight.

Time (Secs) 378

First invariant of deviatoric stress part of following stress tensor is

Stress tensor is divided into deviatoric and hydrostatic part

where hydrostatic pressure

1st invariate of deviatoric stress is =0

{a is side of steel cube}

{Given : E1 = 2E2 ; L1 = ; A1 = 3A2}

For beam to be horizontal

Time (Secs) 366

{Assume at end C, downward point load is also acting}

For a 2° bending moment curve, uniformly distributed load must be acting.

Note : Force P is acting on a non-structural member which is connected to BC member.

Time (Secs) 140

{Given : l1 = l2 = 10 m and P = 50 kN}

Bending moment at center due to distributed and concentrated load

Your Ans 281.25

Time (Secs) 355

Bending moment diagram for following beam will be

{BMD can be interpreted by the FBD}

Time (Secs) 140

For point of contraflexure BM should change sign.

Let us assume the distance of point of contraflexure is x from end B.

Your Ans 0.75

Correct Ans 0.7|0.8

Time (Secs) 143

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