Define the term nonlinear elastic behavior?

Q: What are the differences between effective stress and total stress? Explain thoroughly.

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Q: What is the Inelastic Axial Deformation?

A: In-elastic axial deformation:

Q: SITUATION. The compound bar, composed of the three segments shown fixed between two unyielding…

A: To find stress in bronze and aluminium bar

Q: What is the accuracy we can get in the Rail Structure Interaction using Instrumentation, Especially…

A: Rail structure interaction is a complex phenomenon in rail bridges which involves a detailed study…

Q: B. There are 5 Materials needed to test for its strength Capacity. the stress of the materials are…

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Q: How Find max. tensile and comporsive -: stresses.

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Q: A steel rod of original length 200 mm and final length of 200.2 mm after application of an axial…

A: given- original length L=200 mmFinal length Lf=200.2 mmLoad P=20 KN

Q: Define Strain Influence Factor

A: Answer:- Influence factor is depend upon the estimated value of strain distribution under the…

Q: On what kind of materials is compression testing mainly used? Why? Complete explanation, thank you.

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Q: Required information Consider the given state of stress. Take A = 16 MPa and B= 48 MPa. B 60 MPa

A: Given: σx=16 MPaσy=-48 MPaτxy=60 MPa

Q: 2) What is the deformation 8gc in mm?

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Q: Make a problem set composing the following: - 5 items for Normal Stress - 5 items for Shear Stress

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Q: What is the formula for biaxial stress?

A: - A biaxial stress is a stress condition in which the element is acted upon by two normal stresses…

Q: Explain how principal stress is different from other normal stresses (tensile or compressive) that…

A: Principal stresses: Principal stresses are the maximum and minimum normal stresses, they occur when…

Q: 6. Steel railroad rails 10 m long are laid with end-to-end clearance of 3 mm at a temperature of…

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Q: Illustrate a typical stress-strain curve for brittle and ductile materials.

A: Stress strain curve is a characteristic property of material and does not depend upon shape, size of…

Q: Solve the following problems as stated below. Draw the figure and FBD. PROBLEM A flanged bolt…

A: A stressed system consists much more elements or quantity, magnitude, and strain in body stiffness,…

Q: Define the below ? Lateral strain is considered – Skempton–Bjerrum method

A: Solution: This is the method in which the settlement occurs in the layer of soil wherepi is…

Q: Define Stress characteristics solution ?

A: Stress is the amount of loading which gets sheared in the beam or any structural element by the…

Q: Defferentiate the following terms; 1.Resilience and proof resilience 2.proof resilience and modulus…

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Q: A steel rod of original length 200 mm and final length of 200.2 mm after application of an axi…

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Q: Explain what is called an isotropic elastic medium, and how is it different from an anisotropic…

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Q: 26Kd 8m 20mm 20mm

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Q: what are compatibility or kinametics conditions for underdeterminate structure of a material?

A: There are two methods for analysis of indeterminate structures. 1) Force compatibility method:- The…

Q: Draw the Stress-Strain Diagram and label it properly.

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Q: A 5ft long rod with a 0.63 inch diameter is subjected to a 10,661lb tensile load. What is the…

A: Given data,  Length of rod = 5 ft Diameter of rod = 0.63 inch Tensile load = 10661 lb To find out…

Q: Explain Effective stress method.

A: Terzaghi was the first to articulate the principle of effective stress. Effective stress concept…

Q: 1. What steps are followed in solving an indeterminate structure by consistent deformation methods?

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Q: Describe about the effective stress path.

A: Stress path is defined as curve in which the changes in stress values with change in load acting on…

Q: unit of shear stress?

A: To find : Unit of shear stress.

Q: A 50 m diameter solid metal bar is subjected to a compressive load of 178 kN. Transverse and…

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Q: A square steel bar of 50 mm side and 5 m long is subjected to a load whereupon it absorbs a strain…

A: Given data- side of the steel bar=50 mmlength = 5 mstrain energy = 100 JTo Find-Modulus of…

Q: Explain the assumptions needed in calculating the load response using the elastic multilayer method

A: Following are the assumptions needed in calculating the load response using the elastic multilayer…

Q: stress and strain

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Q: (1) ld. What is the shear stress on an element with principal stresses of 565 psi and -435 psi?

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Q: A concrete beam is post-tensioned by a cable carrying an initial stress of 1000 N/mm2. The slip at…

A: given- Initial stress=1000 N/mm2slip ∆=5 mm=5×10-3 mModulus of elasticity E=210 kN/mm2=210×1000…

Q: Name 3 methods of stress analysis that can be used for more complicated structures?

A: Stress analysis - Stress analysis is done on structure to know how structures will behave when…

Q: Explain the principle of strain and follow that up with a diagram and a derivation. Find one example…

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Q: Required information A certain location on a structure has the following stress element: 35 MPa Txy…

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Q: Determine induced stress

A: given data : length (L)=5 mmt1=15∘Ct2=40∘C

Q: hat is the muddiest point in stresses and strains concepts and calculations

A: The two phrases used to describe the forces causing an object to deform are stress and strain.…

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