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    Applied Mechanics I - Spring 2013

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    The document is the syllabus for an Applied Mechanics course taken during the spring semester of 2013 at Pokhara University. It lists 7 questions covering topics like shear force and bending moment diagrams, truss analysis, centroids, moments of inertia, inclined planes, pulleys, conservation of momentum, rectilinear motion, coordinate systems, and transmissibility of forces. Students are required to answer all questions in their own words within 3 hours. The syllabus provides the full marks and pass mark for the exam, as well as the marks allocated to each question.

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    Applied Mechanics I - Spring 2013

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    The document is the syllabus for an Applied Mechanics course taken during the spring semester of 2013 at Pokhara University. It lists 7 questions covering topics like shear force and bending moment diagrams, truss analysis, centroids, moments of inertia, inclined planes, pulleys, conservation of momentum, rectilinear motion, coordinate systems, and transmissibility of forces. Students are required to answer all questions in their own words within 3 hours. The syllabus provides the full marks and pass mark for the exam, as well as the marks allocated to each question.

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    The document is the syllabus for an Applied Mechanics course taken during the spring semester of 2013 at Pokhara University. It lists 7 questions covering topics like shear force and bending moment diagrams, truss analysis, centroids, moments of inertia, inclined planes, pulleys, conservation of momentum, rectilinear motion, coordinate systems, and transmissibility of forces. Students are required to answer all questions in their own words within 3 hours. The syllabus provides the full marks and pass mark for the exam, as well as the marks allocated to each question.

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    The document is the syllabus for an Applied Mechanics course taken during the spring semester of 2013 at Pokhara University. It lists 7 questions covering topics like shear force and bending moment diagrams, truss analysis, centroids, moments of inertia, inclined planes, pulleys, conservation of momentum, rectilinear motion, coordinate systems, and transmissibility of forces. Students are required to answer all questions in their own words within 3 hours. The syllabus provides the full marks and pass mark for the exam, as well as the marks allocated to each question.

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    POKHARA UNIVERSITY

    Level: Bachelor Semester – Spring Year : 2013


    Programme: BE Full Marks : 100
    Pass Mark : 45
    Course: Applied Mechanics I Time : 3 hrs
    Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far
    as practicable.
    The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
    Attempt all the questions.

    1. Draw shear force and bending moment diagram of given simply 15


    supported beam.

    2. a. Analyze the force in each member of following truss. 10

    b. What is the relationship between load, shear force and bending 5


    moment?
    1
    3. a. By direct integration method, find centroid of the shown shaded 7
    area with respect to given axes.
    y

    y 2 =8x
    15mm

    b. Determine the moment of inertia of the given section about


    8
    centroidal axes.
    150mm

    20mm

    200mm
    20mm
    20mm

    150mm

    4. a. Two masses m1 = 240 N and m2 = 150 N are tied together by a


    rope parallel to the incline plane surface as shown in figure. If μs
    for m1 is 0.3 and that for m2 is 0.55 find (a) value of θ for which
    7
    masses will just start slipping (b) tension in the rope.

    2
    b. A 1.5m×2.4m sign board of uniform density weighs 1500N and
    is supported by the ball and socket joint at A and by two cables.
    Determine the tension in each cable and the reaction at A.
    8

    5. a. The motion of a particle is defined by the relation x=3t3-8t2+15


    where x is expressed in meters and t in seconds. Determine the
    time, position and acceleration of a particle when v=0 (v is
    7
    velocity of a particle).
    b. A mixing drum of 150mm outside radius rests on two casters
    each of 30mm radius. The drum executed 20 revolutions during
    the time interval t, while its angular velocity is being increased
    uniformly from 25 to 55 rpm. Knowing that no slipping occurs
    between the drum and casters determine: (a) Angular 8
    acceleration of the casters (b) Time interval t.

    3
    OR

    b. Derive the expression for the determination of tangential and


    8
    normal component of velocity and acceleration of a particle.

    6. a. Two blocks A and B as shown in figure starts from rest. The


    coefficient of friction between horizontal plane and block A is
    μk=0.25 and pully is assumed to be of negligible mass.
    Determine acceleration of each block and tension in each cord.
    10

    OR
    a. The two blocks are released from rest when r=0.9m and =350.
    Neglecting the mass of the pulley & the effect of friction in the
    pulley and between block A and the horizontal surface, determine
    the initial tension in the cable, the initial acceleration of block A
    and the initial acceleration of block B. 10

    4
    b. Describe about the conservation linear and angular momentum. 5
    7. Write short notes on (Any Two): 2×5
    a. Rectiliner motion
    b. Coordinate system
    c. Principle of transmissibility

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