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    Ecs 208 - Basic Solid Mechanics: Assignment 2 QUESTION 1 (CO3 PO1&PO3)

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    Ecs 208 - Basic Solid Mechanics: Assignment 2 QUESTION 1 (CO3 PO1&PO3)

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    Ecs 208 - Basic Solid Mechanics: Assignment 2 QUESTION 1 (CO3 PO1&PO3)

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    [ECS 208 BASIC SOLID MECHANICS] ASSIGNMENT 2

    ASSIGNMENT 2
    QUESTION 1 (CO3;PO1&PO3)
    An overhanging beam ABC of span 8 m as shown in Figure 1 carries a uniformly distributed
    load is subjected to a uniformly distributed load as shown below. Determine the equations for
    deflection for sections AB, BC and CD using the Integration Method. EI is constant.
    Determine the deflection and slope at x = 6.5 m from point A.
    5 kN

    x
    5 kN/m
    5 kNm

    5m

    3m

    (25 marks)

    QUESTION 2 (CO4;PO1)
    a)

    A circular indeterminate shaft ABC is subjected to the torque as shown in Figure Q2(a).
    Section AB is hollow, with an inner diameter of 60 mm and an outer diameter of 120 mm.
    Solid section BC of the shaft is 70 mm in diameter. Taking modulus of rigidity, G = 80
    GN/m2,
    i)

    draw the torque diagram of the shaft.


    (2 marks)

    ii) calculate the reaction torques at both supports.


    (6 marks)
    iii) determine the maximum torsional stress in the sections AB and BC.
    (4 marks)
    iv) solve the rotation of the shaft at B.
    (3 marks)

    Figure Q2(a)
    b) Shaft AB has a 60 mm diameter and is made of aluminum with an allowable shearing
    stress of 80 MPa, while shaft BC has a 30 mm diameter and is made of steel with an
    allowable shearing stress of 100 MPa as shown in Figure Q2(b). Determine the largest
    torque, T that can be applied at C.
    (10 marks)

    Figure Q2(b)

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