BCV301 SIMP Questions -22SCHEME

BY TIE REVIEW TEAM

Type 1:Important Derivations

1. Derive the expression for deformation ′∆′ for the following conditions
a) Circular tapering bar of diameter varying from ‘d1’ to ‘d2’,
b) Tapering plate of uniform thickness ‘T’
c) Self-weight ‘W’
2. Derive the expression for volumetric strain ( €v )
3. List and explain elastic constants and derive the relation between them. (E, G, K& μ)
4. Derive Lame’s equation
5. Show that the hoop stress is twice the longitudinal stress in the case of a thin cylinder
6. List the assumptions of Pure Bending theory and derive the Bending equation with usual
notations.
7. List the assumptions made in Torsion theory and derive the torsion equation with usual
notations.
8. Establish the relation between SF, BM & load intensity ‘W’
9. With usual notations derive the Moment Curvature equation
10. Derive the expressions for slope & deflection of SSB and cantilever: subjected to standard
loading conditions (Concentrated load, UDL & UVL)
11. Derive the expression for the Buckling load of a long column with end conditions as
i) Both ends hinged, ii) Bothe ends fixed, iii) One end fixed and the other free & iv)
One end is hinged and the other is fixed.
12. With neat sketches, write short notes on

i) Hooke’s law, ii) Poisson’s ratio, iii) Temperature stresses, iv) Compatibility conditions
v) St. Venant’s Principle, vi) Theory of failure and vii) Generalized Hooke’s law.

13. Draw a typical stress-strain curve for ductile material and explain the salient points.

14. Explain Principal stresses and Principal planes.

15. Differentiate between thin and thick cylinders
16. Define SFD, BMD and point of contra flexure.
17. Draw typical SFD & BMD for standard loading cases.
a) Simply Supported Beam (SSB) of length ‘L’ with a concentrated load at the
center, b) SSB of length ‘L’ with a concentrated load at ‘a’ from left support,
c) SSB of length ‘L’ subjected to UDL throughout of intensity w/m
18. Explain i) Modulus of Rupture, ii) Section Modulus, iii) Flexural Rigidity, iv) Shear centre
and v) Shear stress diagram for Circular, Rectangular, ‘I’ & ‘T’ sections.
19. Write short notes on i) Power transmitted by a shaft, ii) Expression for maximum shear stress.
20. Define, i) Slope, ii) Deflection iii) Elastic curve & iv) Curvature
21. Explain step by step procedure for applying Macaulay’s method.
22. Differentiate between i) Short and Long columns, and ii) Buckling and crushing load.
23. List the assumptions made in Euler’s Theory and explain its limitations.
24. Explain i) Buckling load, ii) Effective length, iii) Slenderness ratio.

Type 2 : Practice Problems

25. A steel rod 5m long and 30mm in diameter is subjected to an axial tensile load of 50kN.
Determine the change in length, diameter and volume of the rod. Take E=
2x10����������5MPa and Poisson’s ratio = 0.25
26. A steel rod of 3cm diameter is enclosed centrally in a hollow copper tube of external diameter
5cm and internal diameter 4cm. The composite bar is subjected to an axial pull of 4500N. If
the length of each bar is 15cm, Determine a) the Stresses in the rod and tube and b) the Load
carried by each bar
27. A reinforced concrete column is 300mm x 300mm in cross-section. The column is
provided with 8 bars of 20mm diameter. The column carries a load of 360kN. Determine
the stress in concrete and steel if, ES= 2.1x105 N/mm2 and EC= 0.14x105 N/mm2.
28. A rod is 2 m long at a temperature of 10°C. Determine the expansion of the rod
when the temperature is raised to 80°C. If this expansion is prevented, find the
stress induced in the material of the rod.
Take E=1.0×105MPa and α = 12×10-6/°C
29. A shaft is required to transmit 245 kW power at 240 rpm. The maximum torque maybe
1.5 times the average torque. The shear stress should not exceed 40 N/mm2and the twist
is 1° /m in length. Determine the diameter required if (i) The shaft is solid (ii) The shaft
is hollow, with an external diameter twice the internal diameter. Take G=80 kN/mm2
30. A thick cylinder of internal diameter 200 mm is subjected to an internal fluid pressure of
40MPa. If the allowable stress in tension for the material is 120MPa. Determine the thickness
required.
31. Draw SFD and BMD for the following Cantilever beam shown in Fig and indicate the salient
points

32. A
rolled steel joist of I-section as the dimensions as shown in the figure. This beam of I section
carries a UDL of 40 KN per meter run on the span of 10 m. Calculate the maximum
stress produced due to bending.
33. Determine the maximum bending moment that can be imposed on the I-section shown in the
figure, if tensile stress in the top flange must not exceed 175MN/m2 Also, determine the value of
compressive stress in the bottom flange. Plot the bending stress distribution diagram.