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    Final 2x13 November 2016

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    This document contains instructions for a 2-hour engineering mechanics exam consisting of 5 questions. Each question has multiple parts worth varying point values totaling 100 points. The questions cover topics like coplanar force systems, trusses, centroids, moments of inertia, frames, gears, belts, friction, equations of motion, flywheels, shear force diagrams, and bending moments. Diagrams are provided for reference. Students are instructed to attempt all questions and can choose one of two 10-point parts for each question.

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    This document contains instructions for a 2-hour engineering mechanics exam consisting of 5 questions. Each question has multiple parts worth varying point values totaling 100 points. The questions cover topics like coplanar force systems, trusses, centroids, moments of inertia, frames, gears, belts, friction, equations of motion, flywheels, shear force diagrams, and bending moments. Diagrams are provided for reference. Students are instructed to attempt all questions and can choose one of two 10-point parts for each question.

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    This document contains instructions for a 2-hour engineering mechanics exam consisting of 5 questions. Each question has multiple parts worth varying point values totaling 100 points. The questions cover topics like coplanar force systems, trusses, centroids, moments of inertia, frames, gears, belts, friction, equations of motion, flywheels, shear force diagrams, and bending moments. Diagrams are provided for reference. Students are instructed to attempt all questions and can choose one of two 10-point parts for each question.

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    Final 2x13 November 2016

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    This document contains instructions for a 2-hour engineering mechanics exam consisting of 5 questions. Each question has multiple parts worth varying point values totaling 100 points. The questions cover topics like coplanar force systems, trusses, centroids, moments of inertia, frames, gears, belts, friction, equations of motion, flywheels, shear force diagrams, and bending moments. Diagrams are provided for reference. Students are instructed to attempt all questions and can choose one of two 10-point parts for each question.

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    First B. E. Examination November 2016


    2x13/CE 2403: Engineering Mechanics
    Time: Three Hours Max. Marks: 100 Min. Pass Marks: 35
    Note: Attempt all five questions. Part a, b, and c of each question is compulsory and carries
    3, 3, and 4 marks respectively. Out of parts d and e (10 marks each) any one of them is to be
    attempted. Missing data, if any, may be assumed suitably.

    1. a. What is meant by a coplanar force system?


    b. Name any two methods for finding member forces of a truss.
    c. Explain Varignon’s theorem of moments.
    d. The following three forces act on a point: 190N (due south), 82N (due east), and 73N
    (North-West); Determine the resultant of above forces.
    e. Write the assumptions made in the analysis of trusses by method of joints and explain
    the procedure for analysis.
    a. Define centroid of a plane area?
    2. b. State Perpendicular Axis theorem of moment of inertia.
    c. Write conditions of equilibrium of coplanar force system.
    d. Find the centroid of the channel-section shown in figure 1.
    e. Determine moment of inertia of the T-section shown in figure 2, about vertical axis
    passing through centroid.
    a. What is meant by a perfect frame?
    3. b. Draw a neat sketch of simple gear train.
    c. Discuss in brief method of section for analysis of a truss.
    d. Derive the expression for the length of belt in a simple open belt drive.
    e. Determine the magnitude and nature of forces in the various members for the Truss
    shown in figure 3.
    a. Differentiate between a simple open and cross belt drive.
    4. b. Write down the expression for the power transmitted by a belt clearly stating the
    terms used therein.
    c. Explain tangential and normal acceleration.
    d. Draw the shear force diagram for the beam shown in figure 4.
    e. Derive relation between shear force and bending moment.

    a. Define coefficient of friction.

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    5. b. Define velocity ratio a used in a belt drive.
    c. Write three equations of motion under gravity.
    d. Explain working of a flywheel.
    e. Determine support reactions and draw bending moment diagram for beam shown in
    figure 4.

    T h ic k n e s s = 1 c m
    8 cm

    T h ic k n e s s = 1 c m
    6 cm

    8 cm
    6 cm

    Fig.1 Fig.2

    100 kN
    20 kN

    30o 60o
    1m 2m

    2 M

    Fig.4
    Fig.3

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