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    This document contains instructions for an exam on Strength of Materials-I. It includes 8 questions, and students are instructed to attempt any 5 questions. The questions cover topics like stress and strain calculations for different mechanical components and structures under various loading conditions. Shear force and bending moment diagrams are also assessed. Students are warned that cheating or sharing exam materials will be treated as academic misconduct.

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    Roll No. Total No.

    of Pages : 02
    Total No. of Questions : 08
    B.Tech. (ME) (Sem.–3)
    STRENGTH OF MATERIALS- I
    Subject Code : BTME-301
    M.Code : 59111
    Time : 2 Hrs. Max. Marks : 30

    INST RUCT IONS TO CANDIDAT ES :


    1. Attempt a ny FIVE ques tion(s), each ques tion carries 6 marks.

    1) a) A hole punching process is shown in figure 1a. From the given data in figure 1 b.
    regarding the process, find the average stress developed in the cylindrical punch. Also
    tell the nature of stress developed.
    b) A shaft is acted by both bending moment(M) and torsion load (T). If the same shaft is
    subjected to pure bending, then find the expression for bending moment (in terms of M
    and T) that will generate the same maximum bending stress.

    P = 120kN
    d = 25mm
    f = 8.0mm

    a) b)
    FIG.1
    2) a) A steel cable of a lift has a nominal diameter of 30 mm. It is used to lift a raw material
    weighing 38 kN. The cable has an effective modulus of elasticity of 150 GPa. If the
    cable is 14 m long, how much will it stretch when the load is picked up?
    b) Discuss how Rankine’s empirical relation for columns considers the limitation of
    Euler’s theory.
    3) a) Prove that in plane-stress situation the planes of maximum shear are not free from
    normal stress.
    b) How shear force diagram and bending moment diagram are helpful in analysis related
    to beams?
    4) An automobile driveshaft is made of a hollow steel tube with 40 mm outer diameter. The
    shaft has to deliver 110 kW power rotating at 35 rev/s. If the allowable shear stress for steel
    is 80 MPa, find the maximum inner diameter that the shaft may have.
    1 | M- 59111 817
    5) A shaft with pulleys at B and D is supported by bearings at A and C as shown in figure 2.
    The bearings offer only vertical support. Parallel forces are exerted by belts on the pulleys
    at B and D. Draw the shear force and bending moment diagram for the same.

    FIG.2
    6) A simply supported wood beam of circular cross-section (diameter 250 mm) is supporting a
    uniformly distributed load of intensity 7 kN/m on its entire span (3 m). Calculate the
    maximum bending stress generated on (a) the layer that is at 20 mm from top surface and
    (b) extreme bottom surface.
    7) A cantilever beam of 6 m span and rectangular cross-section (70 mm wide and 170 mm
    deep) caries load as shown in figure 3. Find the slope and deflection at the free end.

    FIG.3
    8) A hollow column of 2.5 m length with inner diameter of 35 mm and outer diameter of 45
    mm is pin jointed at both ends. Compare the crippling loads given by Euler’s and
    Rankine’s formula. Also find the length below which the Euler’s formula ceases to apply if
    the elastic limit is 220 MPa. Given: E = 210 GPa, yield strength = 300 MPa and Rankine
    constant = 1/7500.

    Note: Any student found attempting answer sheet from any other person(s), using
    incriminating material or involved in any wrong activity reported by evaluator shall be
    treated under UMC provisions.
    Student found sharing the question paper(s)/answer sheet on digital media or with any
    other person or any organization/institution shall also be treated under UMC.
    Any student found making any change/addition/modification in contents of scanned copy of
    answer sheet and original answer sheet, shall be covered under UMC provisions.
    2 | M- 59111 817

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