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L 1990

1301 5
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1.1 1990

1301 7
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June 3, 1993

1301G8 130108

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EnMe 130

June 3, 1993

130109
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June 3, 1993

SUM 93 -/30=.' -D

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to at

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October

1, 1993

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EnMe 130

October

1, 1993

F 9 3 ~.13{.? '-I

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October

1, 1993

F93-130,-1
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FEBRIIARY ]6,1996

600 lb.

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Nt IMBER 1

2 in. X2 in.

.Two steel bars are rigidly attached to . .eachot~r and fit between the two rigid 1 In. X 1 In. walls WIth no internal stress at 60° F. If the temperature goes up to 110° F. determine what the reactive force the walls exert on the bar are. Also determine the normal stress in each segment of the bar.
12 in. a -12 X1«rrF E - 30 X 10' psi
p ..
aN).=

5:Y,.- /3

ENMi;130

=(

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16, 1996

P&oBtEM3

12 in.

,,$

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130119
'I.e

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? (11.") Pl....tl) , = (#",,"')(.JOJl 1f>'1S, ).,. (J ,AI')lJIIlt

ST"4..SS ,........ .. 2. 8, i'0'0

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...
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130120

The inclined member is subjected to a 1800 N compressive load. Determine the average compressive stress along the areas of contact defined by AB. and BC, and the average shear stress along the horizontal plane defined by EDB.
0113-

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ExAM HIlMlf.

ENME

130

FfBl! 'AW 16 1996

p. 9 kip

.::::

The aluminum post shown is reinforced with a brass core. If it supports a resultant axial load
of P .. 9 kip, determine how much of the 9 kip load is carried by the aluminum and the brass, as well as teh amount the post shortens due to the 9 kip load. EAJ 10 X 103 ksi Ear" 15 X 1()J ksi

130121

1.5ft
...... -r
1 V
\ ...

PAIPar-

~ ~

",

...

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....

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1
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:IN.

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• S~T'C.S

'ike

r.~","/L P
_ 'P_

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Az"'}'.. ",.,>')(,0)(7..." • ;;r(,.Al)liK;;l~ 1) '0 (4/ -I) (/0) 1:> ()( 2.)
rAe.: retL

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(.s) = r:SI 3T·

~L=

;l?st. .

.~ ~c:31(

P~c...,~
• '[)C p:"LI£

== 0 c... T7

._,;

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o. CD' '11' PI.

FEail!'MY lfi. 1996

20 mm X 40 mm

10 mm X 40 mm

____ __,t-----6T... ,de - ~T

I....

300 mm

.....

Two bars are rigidly attached to eachother and rigidly attached to the rigid walls with no intemal stress at 800 C. Ifthe temperature drops to 200 C. determine what the reactive force the walls exert on the bar are. Also determine the normal stress in each segment of the bar.

300 mm

•. I

a-25x1crrc E - 270 GPa

p-

130122

.a

'_1f:J,UDDllc.2~q

fr

.. \
,

a,.- :2l. 0 "'.~.Il-r~

a.,-

>~o,,-,Pc. trJ

&r. = (o.'M)(-'O-C)(lSJ(IO'/-c)
)T

=-

0, 00()

1fII" .,..D.9",""
f2.

• (fa
~&.~__ .......

t _. ...... J ..

(R: 'RC,q) ' .. C: 01)(.Qf) (z.~o~It)')

(#

Oft· (.Ol.)(,.")('t~_,o~ ....(0.1)1)(,0·1/)(z,0)(/01)

~ .. Rl.3 ..)

~(.1")

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S'T~ S"R.. _ R(. fi)

I
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'R = P •~/(, (7()V,!:-!..:.?I'

...eL~~· ...._ ::s.!

0'-

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L

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se_p_tember,:27, 1996 1 Problem1

r4Ill..c __

E) in.

_.,

130123
in.

::=.. :_...
p=

P"-

..__ ..

1__ .......

...__ ... .....

14

I__ ~,,::_: _,J ... :_

=

0.5 in.
P 1.0in. % O.Sin.

The three plates shown above are held together with glue which has an ultimate shear stress of 450 psi (-Cult 450 psi). If it is desired to haV4::1 a factor of safety of 3, determine the largest load. p. that can be apphed safely to the joint.

1-20Q__.

1:Attow =
--

t;'(:
p

4;0

Ih.

~! -

/SO /5/

Z:> A ~A ?.,. -rA ,,(j_ So;Pst) (.:2 )N'J{6 'j ~ .200 f-

#'

HU Office

Use Only

.,_.

130124
5
diameter bolts. ME!mber AS is one-half inch thtcc (t = % in). If the allowable normal stress in member AS is 1f;,OOOpsi (0 15,000 psi), determine the width, b, of the member to the nearest 114 inch.
fastened with 3/4 inch

The frame shown 01 the left is

liP.
iii

12

::=

12 ft
4000 lb.

b=

2· 2 $"

::.

f ~ ,)~otJ>l-

-. (t;;
{o,IfOO
L. 0, "-00

.....

(b-fi!')
&

b-

"'Iq.

:SI

I, ~

roC
/1

IS; DDO)

1.3 f ';

h = ~2 ./'1

.-

.._

~~ ... ,

_..

..""_,,,a

1-_...Ii.iiiiii__

",
....: __ ....... .._,

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27, 1996

-'-(.3~c:>;;;...-..;.F....I~UlZ!::;..-_'_{

..

.....;p..;.ro;.;;b;.;.;;le;.;.;,m;",;.,j3

~P=180k

A column carries an axial load of 180 kips. The column is resting on a masonry foundation which has an allowable bearing stress of 2,000 psi (o, = 2,000 psi), A base plate is used to disiribute the column load over the foundation so that the foundation does not crush. Determine the width, b, of the square base plate to the nearest inch. b=

130125

/6 If

=-

{Bq()oc>

J,..,_

I<?q,o-n> _---...,_._ ~ ;,,:z..~~'_

b'- -=-

eo

,iV 1-

'0

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September:27".1996 2 _'---~~---1 Problem 1

13Cl126
Sin.

I I I

:::: ::: =... ~._:_===~:_ i = 1..... I--.

p

o.Sin. 1.0 in. O.Sin.

The three plates shown above are held together with glue which has an ultimate shear stress of 800 psi ('tUIT = 800 psi). If it is desired to have a factor of safety of 5, determine the largest load, P, that can be applie,cl safely to the joint.

P= 'C'AtL::

(2-, 8et::::> :tf=.

t" IA-U-

1;~

t",tJ = ~ t() 9(1-)( e.ocr;;,,,,) %

f- ~!r

rr=

~,s '.
S

J~I'!i1

&

For Ollie. Use Only

t '3(,) -

«-(
=

Problem 2

130127
The frame i5:$Zleft is fastened wi one in diameter be) r AB is one-half inch thiGk (t % in). If the allowable normal stress in member AB is 12,000 psi (0 12,000 psi), determine the width, b, of the member to the nearest 1/4 inch.

4500 lb.

,,~---- - J:
'I ,
I

"6 c =

_----:::r--b'-OO0'ft.

--

- --

#/I

J/SOO--

h- (' -=

\ • l, S, ~
==-

---:;::;;

b ~ 2,2S ''fl..

or Office Use Only

1----------,..---------------_ ...... I ,_. _---,"",

A column carries an axial load of 280 kips. The column is resting on a masonry foundation which has an allowable bearing stress of 3,000 psi (ab 3,000 psi). A base plate is used to distribute the column load over the foundation so that the foundation does not crush. Determine the width, b, of the square base plate to the nearest inch.

130128
I

b = _~/.....;;:~;;....._~/.utllC;...:.... _

/0

1/

For OffICe Use Only

,....

.....

~ ~J

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L....._._

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February 14, 1997 1) Problem Num~~~

6 in. r-----~--

130129
__"P

P<4llf-

I I I I
J

P/2~: P/2~

I : I-p t::::::::::::::::::::J_---=

0.5 in. 1.0 in. 0.5 in.

The three plates shown above are held together with glue which has an ultimate shear stress of 600 psi (-tult 600 psi). If it is desired to have a factor of safety of 3, determine the largest load, P, that can be applied safely to the joint. p=

Cfh 00 ~ --~----------------F:>. CDOO

PSI

:=

ZOG

"3. 20(:)

(JS (

~-

JL::
A
z:

(~'J('-I'9

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-==

fj z

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Enme130 February 1997 i 14, 1 ----------p-rO~lemNumber~

_

._-

The frame shown on the left is fastened with 3/4 inch diameter bolts. Member AB is one-quarter inch thick (t Y4 in). If the allowable normal stress in member AB is 12,000 psi (aULT = 12,000 psi), determine the width, b, of the member to the nearest 1/4 inch.

130130

b=

_!l-.._;_~ _2._5______;I_AI_·

4000 lb.

.Jq ~ ~ I.
b:::=

O>Cf' I , J

4. 2./l:,

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Exam Number 1

'-

February 14, 1997 .~__ j

.____

,-

_____________

"

31
.J

~P

= 160 k

130131
A column carries an axial load of 160 kips. The column is resting on a masonry foundation which has an allowable bearing stress of 3,200 psi (Ob 3,200 psi). A base plate is used to distribute the column load over the foundation so that the foundation does not crush. Determine the width, b, of the square base plate to the nearest inch.

r:::

% k~
-=
-=

5 IN..

F b'- z: a-=

"q

DOC .....
"

3,2 a 0 #j,,...>'_

r'~~~
[-._-_.

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February 14,1997 1 Problem Number ~

~._,___2:_.:___:~___~\: ._

._..,

· _- ._~ .

ABC

130132
E

~~-1-2,-OO-O-lb-~----------------~~ ,. ~I.... ~J
2ft
3ft
2.'1"
i,""

= 30 (103) ksi

~)o ((0')

P,> I

G = 11(103) ksi

a = 5 (10-6)rF

The axial member above is initially at a temperature of 40°F, has no force acting on it, and is unstressed. The temperature of the bar increases to 64°F and a 12,000 lb force is applied at B. Determine the axial stress in segments AB and BC after the temperature increases and the load is applied. Be sure to include magnitude, units, and whether the segment is in {T)ension or (C)ompression.
OAB

= __
-

--->.O-"_po...__s_, __

aBC

~ 000

fS(

(C)

........

.,_( _~

\l..,OWO

...

.1~

'( 2..1 ,v\..)(3~)( to')

t----__.I-J~

fs ,

r. 2. X

IO-311~ of

tf. B
~/Jtl ~

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fAl

6 (10- );;

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'1

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<J;G :::: 0

s,
boca ps (

--

Exam Number 1

Enme130

September 26, 1997 1 Problem Number 1

130138
..._
100# ~3"
.~

The board is subject to a tensile force of 100 pounds. Determine the average normal and average shear stress developed in the wood fibers that are oriented along section a-a at 36.87° with the axis of the board. (Magnitude and units)
o=

/'z_~P_S~1 _

,;=

It:, F'SI --------~--~~~--------

I ()():p:~

q;:

4f::
~

j:2 PSI

(;-;
(

:; /b~S/

Exam Number 1

Enme130 F,7- (]O-I 150 in.

September 26, 1997 1 Problem Number 2

100 in.

8 kip A 5 kip B C 2 kip

·0/

The copper shaft is subjected to the axial loads shown. Determine the displacement of end A with respect to end D if the diameters of each segment are dAB 0.75 in., dBc 1 in., and dCD 0.5 in. Take Ecu 18(103) ksi. (Magnitude. units, and direction)

~AID

0, J IDS

IN'

A~AJ---

,/4 <8
(?>

.4-...._[:

is

.H

"'2..

5~v;_ (8 r) ( 80111.))
B-

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7t"

().0805

JAJ

---b

hB - {_it..)(1 flJ z
Vt -

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(IOO/A-') _

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-

. (~ t:)

".. {Yt/J'l (J f,tnV¥fl)

0, 'IDS

Exam Number 1

F97--

Enme130

130 -

September 26, 1997 1 Problem Number 3

130135

375mm

625mm

The A-36 steel pipe has an outer radius of 20 mm and an inner radius of 15 mm. If it fits snugly between the fixed walls before it is loaded, determine the reaction at the walls when it is subjected to the load shown. ESt = 200 Gpa. (Magnitude, units, and direction) RA =

5 I( AI

---I:' bJ
~

S"mTIC~

1'2.4 t R e, = 40 KAJ

&

'tr

flO J(JJ)(,3~<)1fA.)_

.~~m~--tl-.4::-....P-z-.~.--~-j ..- 7 ...

--~

Kc. (1.0"'4.)

Rc

z:

&OK.p)~3~A4-)
I·t:!!"'-

Re. ;

~~AJ)

.::_Ir /ttl(/

ftt.14

= '~/:/~
.;;:
~~

V'

--+:'6--:-:'1-0---1

J-~d

e,

Exam Number 1

ENME 130

51'8-130 - /
A B

February 13, 1998 1 Problem Number 1

1~~iZc_
~

= 0.2 in

130136
)

E - 30 (10~)kai

7.5 ft

,..11+- 0.10 in

G a

= 11 (10

ksi

= 5 (10-8)1°F

The axiat member above initially is 0.10 inches away from the rigid wall at C. A 12,000 pound load is applied at point B. Determine the reactions at A and C (magnitude, units, and direction).

RA

= //

I }

ZOO

$I=- _.4A-.

. Rc= __ 800 ~~

J:f:.

, S-rl4-ru:. S

Rc. ~ RA
• Co M.. "".
T

:::.Z"ooO ~ I

(Iz,ooo#) (bO,N ) _ Rc (ISO."",) (0. 2.11••l)(~)(IO"') PSI - (0, Z'AJ.... i )(30JUo')~

011

+ 0.1 J,y
I

JJ.)

s:

Z~(IO-')
Z~UO-b)

0, D 2J~

i2 C +

0, I JAI

j2t:..

l?c_

;=

8DD rt 4 .....

.:;:::.,~ ; .. Jl zoo ft ?Zit

.A

>

Exam Number 1

ENME 130

February 13, 1998

S98-/30-1
I0
I

Problem Number 2

75 k "

130137
75 k
4in
""'max °max ° max pia. b °maxboltb

I ~I;
IT i~
jEt
d""ar
til ~

I I I0

.75k

F. S'.1Iion
F ,S'bearing

F,S'shear

7/8 in

= 32 ksi = 58 ksi = 62 ksi = 1.5 = 2.0 = 3.0

= 24 ksi

Based on the allowable shear stress in the bolts, determine the required diameter of the bolts, to the nearest one-eighth of an inch. Secondly, based on the allowable bearing stress on the bolts, determine the required bqlt diameter, to the nearest one-eighth of an inch. Lastly, what bOlt diameter should be used so as not to exceed either of the allowable stresses?

= /' z S

,N

da,.aring

= J, / ZS 'u
1:>'~

=
.. ~

I, 2-6
r:

,,.)

LlltL ::

2~ Jest I. 'S

=- 16 KS I
=4,IBr5lpL

, U ~( L t4!L6./£t;
~~~
WI

"iTfr'l,.:..

1'5%I<SI
0, -S?-3
IN 1-

_&.L..

Bet '1?1.57t1- E»Lf

Bi
SAT"

r 1,..::

s /=,'£"0.

'r e o, /; J D"7- 5,iCJ d .: It 22.1'5 /u =i> /,2S,/C.J

, a;_ bAL..t.. =

~2"~'
:3.

:::: 20,

b'

IC~ I

V=- 'f,4
1-/

A-,..

(~a)d
J

'1 cr
l'r)

(If

=-

7-S
2(), ""

(, II)

"15 (8)

'xo,,,
_
z:

/LSI:
~

1,0"3 ~ J A.J

117S /#
~

Exam Number 1

EN ME 130

Sf'8-I]O- /

February 13, 1998 1 Problem Number 3

130138
P 4"
Gallow

= 30 ksi
24 ksi

't'aIIo'IV s

a
The board is subject to a tensile force of P. Determine the maximum allowable force P that can be applied to the board without exceeding either the allowable normal stress or the aliowabJe shear stress. (magnitude and units) Also state which stress controls the value of P. p=

315 K

Control =

A-~2l~) =.tOjjIJ"I.

~~~

~ .0

3lJ ::..~p

p = @O~II1j@IU"l) % 'P= 3t-S~

3/5 P

IO/iJ'"

·l~%
p<.

/)1 K~/ ~

IO/ItJ1-

'P~ f(21KS,)(lO/~"') P» ./ftJO tc.

Exam Number 1

EN ME 130

February 13, 1998

Problem Number 1

p~~___

I.. ~I~ ,..._----iIlOfo+-----+f~1 j...Sft 7.S ft

_...I~C
0.10 in

A
E G

= 0.2 in
= 30

130139
ksi

(10:5)ksi

= 11 (103)

= S (10"')rF

The axial member above initially is 0.10 inches away from the rigid wall at C at a temperature of 300 F. Determine the reactions at A and C (magnitude, units, and direction) after the temperature of the bar reaches 1800 F.

RA=

./

S:-OO+:
C. ~

Rc=

S-OO #.;".4~'-

• C()",,114 r
~

tEA::
..

~T'14T"'

;Z Co,

It-------,l\
+

~t
~

_----------r
4-

(l).'O "

#'.

"

~(,O ..) (156 aF)(.so'9.:: R~(:.:;I~.;;.O~");..._--:-_- 0, /0 " , +

(0,2 'M .... (3DXIO'PsI) )

0, ((ZS II

':.

Z S (fO-')

12

"_O.I'(

25"(/0-' ) (2_ = OIDI Z. S 'I

R=-50o*

Exam Number 1
O('''<..1l6.J

ENME 130

Februa

13,1998

Sf8 ... /30-/

0

Problem Number 2

130140
50 k--

50 k.

& ·II II

I;

II
I

~ 50 k

6in

't'max °max amax pla1llb

.. 50 k

7/8 in

F,S'shear F .S.t.n8ion F .S. bearing

°maxboltb

= 2.0 =3.0

= 32 ksi = 58 ksi = 62 ksi = 1.5

;;;; 4 ksi 2

Based on the allowable normal stress in the plates, determine the maximum allowable diameter of the bolts, to the nearest one-eighth of an inch. Secondly, based on the allowable bearing stress on the plates, determine the required bolt diameter, to the nearest one-eighth of an inch. Lastly what range of bolt diameters could be used so as not to exceed either of the allowable stresses? dnorma, =
II

Yll3 I
14

dbe•ring =

¥'/

/1

d=

rtf ~ /'8
(('

'I

No L'"

l-

q-"
,/14 -~,
p~ -h

;4

<

Ii,

liS,

C' It:l.d) ...%(

d::; /'2/
5'7
'-lIt

r;r;-

~/

1) _ SO"

/111/ -

(~'!..AI) (fs'')

1/8) -'=

5, ~I <I

( '1 I. / Z 5' = I JB

Exam Number 1

ENME 130

February13, 1998

Sf8-(3a- /

Problem Number 3

130141
P 4"

a.llow
'tallow

= 16 ksi
= 22.5 ksi

a
The board is subject to a tensile force of P. Determine the maximum allowable force P that can be applied to the board without exceeding either the allowable normal stress or the allowable shear stress. (magnitude and units) Also state which stress controls the value of P. P= •

L/s3,s
N

Control=

~tfNltI ~ztt>S

$"T"t\. ric' .s

• NQt.~f\(...

/4P

~".

?=
I~~ML
/y

'"sr~..;~JL ,~ ('It(I!?;.. 5 i-8

f6'itv·
K-CI_ I~/tr P ::..22 .. 5 -- 11,,1)"""

(, :;../11 J -

V=

L? It-

.., _ (77 c
<

s) (Ir Xr:J)
/\" ~

P;Lf$3,S'C

.'

Exam Number 1
LU.71o/J

ENME 130

Februa

13,1998

S £3 C

130-

Problem Number 1

R
5ft

~.
B

I~

<I~ooO"

14f

~I~

7.5 ft

.. !.- 0.10 in I

0:

= 0.2 in E = 30 (10 ksi G = 11 (10 ksl = 5 (10")l°F

A
2 3 ) 3 )

130142

The axial member above initially is 0.10 inches away from the rigid wall at C. Determine the magnitude of the force that should be applied at B so that the reaction at C is 2000 pounds to the left. Also, determine the reaction at A. (magnitude, units, and direction) p
4'

,S, 000· --Ja>

Pe

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