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    The document is a tutorial problem from a mechanics of materials course. It contains 3 practice problems dealing with determining stresses and sizes of structural members based on given load and strength conditions. The first problem involves calculating the minimum diameters of two cylindrical rods welded together to withstand given tensile stresses. The second problem involves determining diameters and thickness for structural members in a loaded bracket based on factors of safety for different materials. The third problem calculates the range of angles that would provide a safety factor of at least 3 for a glued joint between two members under combined tensile and shear stresses. Detailed solutions are provided for each problem.

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    The document is a tutorial problem from a mechanics of materials course. It contains 3 practice problems dealing with determining stresses and sizes of structural members based on given load and strength conditions. The first problem involves calculating the minimum diameters of two cylindrical rods welded together to withstand given tensile stresses. The second problem involves determining diameters and thickness for structural members in a loaded bracket based on factors of safety for different materials. The third problem calculates the range of angles that would provide a safety factor of at least 3 for a glued joint between two members under combined tensile and shear stresses. Detailed solutions are provided for each problem.

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    ‫بسم هللا الرحمن الرحيم‬

    MECHANICS OF MATERIALS
    (STRENGTH OF MATERIALS)

    CHAPTER 1
    INTRODUCTION & CONCEPT OF STRESS
    Tutorial Problems

    CE 302: Mechanics of Materials 2/10/2017 October


    Tutorial Problem-1
    2

    Two solid cylindrical rods AB and BC are welded


    together at B and loaded as shown in the figure.
    Knowing that the average normal stress must not
    exceed 175 MPa in rod AB and 150 MPa in rod BC,
    determine the smallest allowable values of
    (a) d1
    (b) d2

    CE 302: Mechanics of Materials 2/10/2017 October


    Solution
    3
    (a) Rod AB
     2
    P  40  30  70 kN; A d1
    4
    P P 4P 4P
     AB   all     d 2

    A  d 2 d12  all
    1

    1
    4
    4P 4  70  1000
     d1    22.6 mm Ans.
     all   175
    (b) Rod BC
     2
    P  30 kN; A d2
    4
    P P 4P 4P
     BC   all     d 2

    A  d 2 d 22  all
    2

    2
    4
    4P 4  30  1000
     d2    15.96 mm Ans.
     all   150
    CE 302: Mechanics of Materials 2/10/2017 October
    Tutorial Problem-2
    4
    Two loads are applied to the bracket BCD
    as shown.
    (a) Knowing that the control rod AB is to
    be made of a steel having an ultimate
    normal stress of 600 MPa, determine
    the diameter of the rod for which the
    factor of safety with respect to failure
    will be 3.3.
    (b) The pin at C is to be made of a steel
    having an ultimate shearing stress of
    350 MPa. Determine the diameter of
    the pin C for which the factor of safety
    with respect to shear will also be 3.3.
    (c) Determine the required thickness of the
    bracket that supports at C, knowing
    that the allowable bearing stress of the
    steel used is 300 MPa.

    CE 302: Mechanics of Materials 2/10/2017 October


    Solution
    5
    Reactions at Pin support C
    CCW ()M C  0  P  0.6  50  0.3  15  0.6  0  P  40 kN
      Fx  0  C x  P  0  C x  P  40 kN
      Fy  0  C y  50  15  0  C y  65 kN

    C  C x2  C y2  40 2  652  76.32 kN

    Control rod AB
     2
    P  40 kN; A d AB Free Body diagram of Bracket
    4
    P P 4P 4P 4P
     AB   all     d 2
     
    A  d2 d AB  all U / F .S .
    2 AB

    AB
    4
    4 P  F .S . 4  40  1000  3.3
     d AB    16.74 mm Ans.
    U   600

    CE 302: Mechanics of Materials 2/10/2017 October


    Shear in Pin C
     2
    C  76.32 kN; A dC
    4
    P F 4C / 2  2C 2C
       all   1   d 2
     
    A  d2 d C2 all U / F .S .
    C

    C
    4
    2C  F .S . 2  76.32  1000  3.3
     dC    21.40 mm Ans.
    U   350
    Free Body diagram of Pin at C

    Bearing at C

    C  76.32 kN; d  22 mm
    P (C / 2)
    b     all
    A td
    (C / 2) (76.32 / 2)  1000
    t    5.78 mm
    d all 22  300
     Use t  6 mm Ans. Bearing loads at Bracket support at point C

    CE 302: Mechanics of Materials 6 2/10/2017 October


    Tutorial Problem-3
    7

    The two portions of member AB are


    glued together along a plane forming
    an angle ɵ with a horizontal. Knowing
    that the ultimate stress for the glued joint
    is 17 MPa in tension and 9 MPa in shear,
    determine the range of values of ɵ for
    which the factor of safety of the members
    is at least 3.0.

    CE 302: Mechanics of Materials 2/10/2017 October


    Solution
    8
    ?
    Ultimate load Pu
    A0  30  50  1500 mm 2 F.S .    3  Pu  3  10  30 kN
    Applied load 10
    Based on tensile stress:
    Given,   17 MPa  17 N/mm 2 ; P  Pu  30 kN
    P A 17  1500
     cos 2   cos 2   0   0.85
    A0 P 30  1000
     cos   0.85  0.922    cos 1 0.922   22.80
    Based on shear stress:
    P P 2A0 2  9  1500
     sin  cos   sin 2  sin 2    0 .9
    A0 2 A0 P 30  1000
    64.1580
     2  sin 0.9   64.158   
    1 0
     32.10
    2
     22.80    32.10 Ans.
    CE 302: Mechanics of Materials 2/10/2017 October

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