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    This document is a midterm exam for a Strength of Materials course taken by engineering students. It contains 10 questions related to stress analysis of beams, columns, and compound cylinders. The questions cover topics like calculating stresses in pipes and compound cylinders due to internal pressure, deriving equations for column buckling strengths, and determining stresses, deflections, and neutral axis positions in beams under various loading conditions. Students are required to answer any 5 out of the 10 questions in the allotted time of 90 minutes.

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    This document is a midterm exam for a Strength of Materials course taken by engineering students. It contains 10 questions related to stress analysis of beams, columns, and compound cylinders. The questions cover topics like calculating stresses in pipes and compound cylinders due to internal pressure, deriving equations for column buckling strengths, and determining stresses, deflections, and neutral axis positions in beams under various loading conditions. Students are required to answer any 5 out of the 10 questions in the allotted time of 90 minutes.

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    MALLA REDDY ENGINEERING COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)

    II B.Tech II Semester (MR18- 2019-20 Batch) II Mid Examinations, JULY-2021


    Subject: SOM-II(80109) Date: 16.07.2021FN Max. Marks: 25M
    Branch: CE Time: 90 Mins Hall Ticket No:
    Answer ALL the Questions: [5X5=25M]

    1. A Pipe of 200mm internal diameter and 50mm thickness carries a fluid at a pressure of 10MN/m2.
    Calculate the maximum and minimum intensities of circumferential stresses across the section.

    OR

    2. A compound cylinder, formed by shrinking one tube to another is subjected to an internal pressure of
    90MN/m2.Before the fluid is admitted, the internal and external diameter of the compound cylinder are
    180mm and 300mm respectively and the diameter at the junction is 2400mm.If after shrinking on , the
    radial pressure at the common surface is 12MN/m2,Determine the final stresses developed in the
    compound cylinder.
    3. Develop the equation for equivalent length of the column for which one is fixed and other end hinged
    using Euler’s theory.
    OR
    4. Simplify the equation for secant formula for column subjected to eccentric loading.
    5. Simplify the equation for expression for Rankine’s Hypothesis for strut/ column.

    OR

    6. Determine the ratio of buckling strengths of two columns on hollow and solid. Both are made up of
    same material and have the same length, cross sectional area and end conditions. The internal dia. of
    hollow column is 2/3rd of its external diameter.
    7. A simply supported beam of span 3.6m carries a load of 600N at its center. The section of beam is an
    equal angle of size 120 X 120 X 15mm. The load line is passes through the centroid ‘G’ of the section
    vertically. Determine stresses at extreme corner points of mid section of beam. Find also the position of
    neutral axis.
    OR
    8. Evaluate the maximum tensile stress in the I-section of simply supported beam of span 3m which
    carries a load of 10 KN at the center of the beam. The load line is inclined at an angle of 300 with the
    horizontal and passes through the centroid of section. Dimensions of I-section: Flanges 100 X 20mm
    and web 180 X 12mm.
    9. A 80mm *80mm*10mm angle section is used as a simply supported beam over a span of 2.4m.It
    carries a load of 400N along the line Yg where G is the centroid of the section .Evaluate (i) stresses
    at the point A,B and C of the mid section of the beam. (ii) Deflection of the beam at the mid section
    and its direction with the load line. (iii)Position of the neutral axis. Take E= 200GN/m2.
    OR
    10. A Beam of T- section (flange: 100mm*20mm: Web:150mm*10mm) is 2.5meters in length and is
    simply supported at the ends. Its carries a load of 3.2Kn inclined at 20 degrees to the vertical and
    passing through the centroid of the section. Find out the (i) Maximum Tensile stress (ii) Maximum
    Compressive stress (iii) Deflection due to the load (iv) Position of the neutral axis.

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