Module 1 Series 1 November 23 2020 PDF
Module 1 Series 1 November 23 2020 PDF
Module 1 Series 1 November 23 2020 PDF
BY:
DIVINA R. GONZALES
•MECHANICS OF DEFORMABLE BODIES- Study
of the relationship between externally applied
loads and their internal effects on deformable
bodies.
Where:
P
S S – Uniform internal stress
P – Axial force
Perpendicular
BAR A BAR B
A=60mm2 A=20mm2
2000N 500N
PROBLEMS ON SIMPLE STRESS
1.Determine the weight of the heaviest traffic
lighting system that can be carried by the two
wires shown if the allowable stress on wire AB is
85MPa and on wire AC is 115MPa given that the
cross sectional areas of wire AB is 60mm2 and
that of AC is 90 mm2.
B C
68 A 43
1.Determine the weight of the heaviest
B C traffic lighting system that can be
68 A 43 carried by the two wires shown if the
allowable stress on wire AB is 85MPa
and on wire AC is 115MPa given that the
cross sectional areas of wire AB is
60mm2 and that of AC is 90 mm2.
2. Determine the required cross sectional
areas of members BE, BF and EF of the given
truss shown, if the allowable stress in tension
is 120MPa while in compression is 105MPa. A
reduced allowable stress in compression is
given to reduce the danger of buckling.
B
4m E
A F G
C
75KN 50KN
5m
3m 2m 2m
B
2. Determine the required cross sectional areas
of members BE, BF and EF of the given truss
4m E shown, if the allowable stress in tension is
120MPa while in compression is 105MPa. A
A reduced allowable stress in compression is
C F G
given to reduce the danger of buckling.
75KN 50KN
5m
D
3m 2m 2m
3. An bronze rod is rigidly attached between a
aluminum rod and a steel rod as shown. Axial loads
are applied at the positions indicated. Find the
maximum value of P that will not exceed a stress in
steel of 140MPa, in aluminum of 90MPa or in bronze of
100MPa.
Aluminum Bronze
2
A= 500mm A= 200mm2 Steel
A= 150mm2
P
7P 3P
L br = 2m L st = 1.2m
L alum= 3.5m
3. An bronze rod is rigidly attached between a
Aluminum aluminum rod and a steel rod as shown. Axial
Bronze Steel
A= 500mm2 loads are applied at the positions indicated.
A= 200mm2 A= 150mm2 Find the maximum value of P that will not
P exceed a stress in steel of 140MPa, in
7P 3P aluminum of 90MPa or in bronze of 100MPa.
L br = 2m L st = 1.2m
L alum= 3.5m
C 8m B
9m
A 4m
5. The figure shows the landing gear of a light airplane.
Determine the compressive stress in strut AB caused by
the landing reaction R=30KN. Neglect the weights of the
members. The strut is a hollow tube, with 40mm outside
diameter and of uniform thickness of 7mm.
B 55
200mm 600mm
R
5. The figure shows the landing gear of a light airplane.
Determine the compressive stress in strut AB caused by
the landing reaction R=30KN. Neglect the weights of the
A members. The strut is a hollow tube, with 40mm outside
diameter and of uniform thickness of 7mm.
B 55
200mm 600mm
R
A
5m
C
9m
B 3m
B 3m
The tripod shown supports
A
the total station which
weighs 10N. Find the
required diameter of the leg 8m
C
if the maximum allowable 4m
stress in each leg is 25MPa. 3m 2.5m
B
6m
D
The tripod shown supports the total station which weighs 10N. Find
the required diameter of the leg if the maximum allowable stress in
each leg is 25MPa.
A
8m
C
4m
3m 2.5m
B
6m
D
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