M2391 Registor No. LLL I [ME Degree Examination May 2018 Second Semestor Corman to Engineering Docign and CADICAM branches |MEDT22~ MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR OF MATERIALS (Regulations 2014) ‘Time: Three hours ‘Maximum: 100 marks Answer all Questions Part A (10 2= 20 marks) 1. What is meant by the tam ‘strain energy”? a 2. Draw the Mob’ ciel for 2D representation of stress wa 3, What is understood by the term plane stress condition? co 4. Define the term stress concentration factor Po 5. Compare true stress with enginesring strose with graphical representation a 6, Mention diffrent theories of fubure. a 7. Write down the stress intensity equations ma & What isthe relationship between stress intensity factor and fracture toughness? wa) 9. Draw the typical fatigue erucves for ferrous and non ferrous metals ma 10. Write down any two eurface parameters that influence fatigue failure ea Part -B (6% 13 =65 marks) 11, a The-state of stress is given by oy =25p and ay =p plus shearing stresses tay, (13) (Ona plane 45° counter clockwise tothe plane on which oy acts, State of stress is 50 MPa tension and 5 MPa shear, Determine the values of @,.04 and tay on, b. i) The stress components at a point in body subjected to 2D stateaf'stresses (7) I are given by eg =Bx2y + Bey; Gy = 849 +1039 ty = 5x29" show that the equations of equilibrium are satisfied at the point 8.0) ii) Briefly describe the concept of stress tensor with an example © ms 12. a Derive the expression for stress components ofa cantilever beam of rectangular (18) 8) crass section. Assume end load is acting onthe beam. (on) ‘b. Derive an equilibrium equation in cylindrical ordinates for 2D state of stress (18) swith a diagram, 13, a. i) Draw the typical true stress-strain curve for ductile material end deseribe (1) ‘the elements involved init 48) A tensile specimen with « 12 mm initial diameter and 50 mm gage length ©)! feaches maximum load at 90 KN and fractures st 70 kN, ‘The maximum fliameter at fracture is 1D mm, Determine engineering stress «t maximum Ina and tre fracture stress.(on) ') Explain in detail about different mechanisms of creep deformation with a (1) at neat sketch ii) Brie discuss about any two thoories of failure and their significance, (6) ‘kal MU. a.) Derive an expression for Grifith theory of Britle fracture with a neat (7) it) sketch, 18) Draw tho graph representing the effect of tomperature and loading rate on (6) (4 fracture and describe its elements. ony |) Briefly discuss about diffrent modes of facture with a neat sketch o & 48) Describe in detail about the effect of temperature and plate thickness on (6) fracture toughness. 15, a i Explain the methodology for predicting fatigue-crack initiation fom (7) ia notches. 4i) Describe the phenomenon of Blastic Plastic fracture mechsnics, © (oR) Explain in the mechanism of fatigue crack propagation under constant and (13) (5) variable load with a neat sketch, Part (1 15=15 marks) 16. a Anylon part the normal strains ata fre surface are measured along the three (15) (1 ‘directions, Where 5° Youngs modulus =2GPa and Poisson's ratio 20.35. They #01110, oy 0.2010", e, =0.4%109 Determine the following |) ‘Three principal strains and thei directions 1) "The magnitude ofthe greatest shear strain i) The threo principal stresses and their directions iv) The magnitude ofthe greatest shear stress Draw Mohe's circle forthe 3D state of stress oR) ‘The flow curves for two metal are given by (a5) Metal 4:0 625<°5MPa Metal B:o=1902°"MPa Both metals are initially loaded to stress of 140 MPa and a strain of 0.05. If the stress is increased to 160 MPa, what is the strain in each metal? Also write oven ite imporeance to sheet metal forming “Blooms | Ressembering [Underdianding| Applying | Analyaing | Evaluating] ~ Grating Taxonomy Level | RID | ka) 1) KS) ike) [_ Ferenc [8 1 1 2 2 2 M-z391