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    This document appears to be an exam for a Mechanics of Solids course, consisting of 5 questions covering various topics in mechanics. It provides definitions, asks students to prove theorems, perform calculations to find stresses, reactions, moments, and friction coefficients. Diagrams and figures are referenced to aid working problems. The exam tests understanding of concepts like kinematics, stresses, strains, beams, shafts, friction and properties of materials. It requires analytical and problem-solving skills to understand mechanics of solids.

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    This document appears to be an exam for a Mechanics of Solids course, consisting of 5 questions covering various topics in mechanics. It provides definitions, asks students to prove theorems, perform calculations to find stresses, reactions, moments, and friction coefficients. Diagrams and figures are referenced to aid working problems. The exam tests understanding of concepts like kinematics, stresses, strains, beams, shafts, friction and properties of materials. It requires analytical and problem-solving skills to understand mechanics of solids.

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    Seat No.: ________ Enrolment No.

    ___________

    GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY


    BE - SEMESTER–III (New) EXAMINATION – WINTER 2018
    Subject Code:2130003 Date:22/11/2018
    Subject Name: Mechanics of Solids
    Time: 10:30 AM TO 01:00 PM Total Marks: 70
    Instructions:
    1. Attempt all questions.
    2. Make suitable assumptions wherever necessary.
    3. Figures to the right indicate full marks.

    Q.1 (a) Define (1) Kinematics (2) Inertia force (3) Particle (4) Continuum. 03
    (b) State & prove varignon’s theorem. 04
    (c) For a coplanar non-concurrent force system shown in Figure.1 07
    Determine magnitude, direction and position with reference to point
    A of resultant force.
    Q.2 (a) Distinguish between centroid & Centre of gravity. 03
    (b) Find C.G. of plane lamina shown in figure.2 04
    (c) Find second moment of area of circular lamina about its centroidal 07
    axis.
    OR
    (c) Find the moment of inertia about centroidal x-axis of the plane 07
    lamina shown in figure.3
    Q.3 (a) Define (1) Ductile material (2) Compound bar (3) Axial load 03
    (b) Derive relation between young’s modulus (E), bulk modulus (K), and 04
    modulus of rigidity (G) with usual notation.
    (c) A steel bar ABC having 30mm diameter and 700mm length of AB 07
    and 16mm diameter 450mm length of BC is rigidly held between two
    supports at A & C. if the temperature is raised by 30° Celsius.
    Determine the stresses developed in part AB & BC. Take E=200
    GPA and α=12x 10-6
    OR
    Q.3 (a) Define (1) Lateral strain (2) Bulk modulus (3) Poisson’s Ratio. 03
    (b) Draw stress-strain curve for mild steel specimen, explain each point 04
    in detail.
    (c) Two copper rods and one steel rod together support a load as shown 07
    in figure.4 If the stresses in copper and steel are not to exceed 80
    N/mm2 & 140 N/mm2, find the safe load that can be supported.
    Modulus of elasticity for steel is twice that of copper.
    Q.4 (a) Write the assumption made in theory of pure torsion. 03
    (b) A simply supported beam of 5m span is having triangular cross 04
    section as shown in figure.5 If permissible bending tensile and
    compressive stresses are 80 N/mm2 & 60 N/mm2 respectively.
    Calculate the permissible uniformly distributed load the beam can
    carry.
    (c) A solid circular shaft of 120mm diameter is running at 170 RPM, if 07
    the maximum shear stress in shaft should not exceed 80 Mpa.
    Calculate the power transmitted by the shaft. Also calculate the angle
    of twisting per meter length of shaft. If G= 80Gpa.
    OR
    Q.4 (a) Define beam and sketch various types of beam. 03

    1
    (b) Draw shear stress distribution across the following section. 04
    (1) Hollow rectangular (2) H-section (3) Circular section (4) T –
    section.
    (c) Calculate reaction and draw shear force and bending moment for the 07
    beam shown in figure.6
    Q.5 (a) State type of friction and define static friction & dynamic friction. 03
    (b) Find the reaction of beam shown in figure.7 04
    (c) A ladder 7m long rests on horizontal ground and leans against a 07
    smooth vertical wall at an angle of 20° with vertical, its weight is
    1200 N acting on its middle. It is on the point of sliding when a man
    weighing 600 N stands on it at a distance 2.5 m along the ladder from
    foot of the ladder. Calculate the co-efficient of friction shown in
    figure 8.
    OR
    Q.5 (a) Define (1) Principal plane (2) Principal stress (3) Neutral axis 03
    (b) Prove with usual notation that the shear stress at a layer in the section 04
    of beam is given by τ=FAȲ/IB

    (c) For an element shown in figure 9 find (1) principle stresses and 07
    location of corresponding principle planes. (2) Maximum shear stress
    and location of planes. Containing it.

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