How does Impulsive forces occur?

Q: Is force a vector or scaler quantity?

A: Answer : Force is a vector quantity.

Q: What is the V and M diagram? Thank you!

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Q: What are internal forces?

A: Internal forces are defined as the forces exerted by the particles of the body on each other within…

Q: what are the symbols for frictional force, applied force, normal force, and gravitational force?

A: ■ The frictional force exist due to surface roughness and the relative motion between the bodies. ■…

Q: What is known as extensive quantities ?

A: Extensive properties are those properties that depend upon the mass of the system. The energy…

Q: What are some examples of an application of the Lever Rule and explain

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Q: What is the challenges of electric car???

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Q: spreading heat?

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Q: Q1] Comparison between the following concepts? 1. Ceramic materials and plastic materials? 2. Direct…

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Q: State the difference between constant and variable elements. Why should they be kept separate when…

A: Constant elements are the one which does not vary with time and environmental condition. In the…

Q: Drow the shear force, bending, axial force diagram

A: Given:- Member AC: Vmax=108KN Mmax=486 KN.m N=-&.65KN Member BD: V=M=0 N=-217.35 KN Member CE…

Q: Define the Temperature Scales?

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Q: If Hooke’s Law is defined by the proportionality of stress and strain, at what point in the graph…

A: Stress- strain curve of material shows the behavior of the material under tensile load. It shows…

Q: give examples of non conservative force

A: Work done by the non-conservative force is path-dependent. They are dissipative in nature; hence the…

Q: Why should the thermal stresses be considered in design?

A: The stresses generated due to rapid heating or cooling of the structure are known as thermal…

Q: Q2) Give reason (s) for of the following. 1) As one of the preparation stages in wire drawing…

A: answer 1)  The wire stock is dipped in hot sulfuric acid to remove the scale or rust. Answer 2)…

Q: How forces are transmitted?

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Q: What is external force?

A: Answer : Force - It is an effect which changes or try to change the state of a body.

Q: Materials, properties and testing Types of mechanical processes

A: There are different type of testing in  mechanical processes which is given below.

Q: A coal-burning steam locomotive heats steam to 180 degrees Celsius and exhausts it at 100 degrees…

A: According to the given information, we know  coal-burning steam locomotive heats steam to 180…

Q: How do extensive properties differ from intensive properties?

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Q: he use of renewable solar energy becomes popular due to its free source. In your own opinion, is it…

A: Given:- Solar energy and fossil fuel To find:- Which one is economical

Q: Q.1 Who is credited with the invention of the internal combustion engine? Q.2 What common raw…

A: Internal combustion engine To find:- 1) Inventor of IC engine 2) Aluminium made from 3) Why engine…

Q: Discuss any case study where the mechanical hazard caused an accident, determining: - the cause of…

A: (1) ANSWER : Some threats are obvious, while others appear to be hidden. It is critical for safety…

Q: I just seen a specific heat question where the notation was given in kJ/kg¹ K¹ (exponent is…

A: Specific heat is defined as the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of a unit mass…

Q: When do stress concentrations occur?

A: Stress concentration, It is a location within an object where the magnitude of stress is high as…

Q: What is the potential of electric car??? numerate as possible as you can

A: The basic concept of an Electric Vehicles or Electric Cars is that the power drive is taken up from…

Q: deals with the relationship between the forces acting on the body and the resulting motion

A: Given data Relationship between the forces acting on the body and theresulting motion after the…

Q: Mechanical working processes are performed on metals

A: Answer is all of them. Mechanical working is a process of shaping of metals by plastic deformation.…

Q: Write introduction ,definition,advantages and disadvantages, examples and conclusion about relative…

A: Relative motion : The concept of reference frames was first introduced to discuss relative motion in…

Q: State any possible error source in the experiment. 3. State any suggestions to improve the…

A: 2. Common sources of error include instrumental, environmental, procedural, and human. All of…

Q: Define conservative forces.

A: When a particle is moved from one point to another than in that case the force applied is called the…

Q: Please read the instructions carefully and do what are asks. Illustrate and show the COMPLETE…

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Q: 2. When did Henry Ford founded Ford Company? when the first Ford Model T was launched?

A: The Ford company founded Henry Ford is founded in 1903. In July 1903 the first car is assembled in…

Q: What is centripetal force?

A: Centripetal force is a force that acts during a circular motion. During circular motion centripetal…

Q: What is the kinetic energy of a 3-kilogram ball that is rolling at 2 meters per second?

A: Given data : Mass of ball =m Velocity of ball=V   To find : Kinetic energy

Q: A room’s sensible space load is from occupants and infiltration, but excluding intentional…

A: Given data: Ventilation(Qv)=3.2 kWQ=600 L/s Need to determine the room sensible heat ratio.

Q: What is “back-of-the-envelope calculations”?

A: An informal way of mathematical computing, which is performed on a small piece of paper like an…

Q: Give an example of Generalized Hooke’s Law?

A: Generalized Hooke’s Law εx=σxE-νσyE-vσzEεy=σyE-νσxE-vσzEεz=σzE-νσyE-vσxE

Q: Describe the Generalized Hooke’s Law?

A: The generalized Hooke's Law can be used to predict the deformations caused in a given material by an…

Q: What is the mechanical advantage of a claw foot hammer having a handle with a length of 45 cm and…

A: Given:Effort arm length=45 cmLoad arm length=10 cm

Q: Can you think of any instances where materials are intended to fail in compression?

A: Compressive stress: When a axial force acts toward (compressive) the object than the ratio of the…

Q: A. Answer the following questions: 1. Give at least 5 advantages and 5 disadvantages of the…

A: As per bartleby guidelines we need to answer first three of the given question  Please repost the…

Q: Jominy experiment, what is it done for? How to use data from the experiment

A: Jominy experiment is performed to to increase the hadenbility of steel. It states the…

Q: Does hysteresis take place? In affirmative case, to what can it be due?

A: Given Hysteresis To find Verification of hysteresis  Reason of hysteresis

Q: When does force work?

A: When a body is displaced by the action of force. This block moves with the help of force W=F.Dcosθ…

Q: What is internal force?

A: Generally, Internal forces are generated due to external forces in the materials which is under…

Mechanisms of heat transfer

Heat transfer is an essential discipline in thermal engineering that deals with the transfer, conversion, usability, and creation of heat or thermal energy. Transfer of heat occurs through various mechanisms like conduction, convection, radiation, and change of phases. All these mechanisms have distinct characteristics, but these mechanisms can simultaneously occur in an identical system.